Burkina Faso’s 37-year old president is an online sensation. A a mix of authentic and deepfake video clips portray Ibrahim Traoré as a pan-Africanist revolutionary standing up to the West. We explain how Russia could be helping him https://t.co/xvg78cVr3A ...

Donald Trump has taken the unusual step of stabilising the Argentine peso, showing just how far he’ll go to support ideological allies like Javier Milei. Yet this intervention may do little for Argentina’s economy—or Mr Milei’s re-election: https://t.co/z4B4P6imLR https://t.co/uR7jRW2ZER ...

Investors are borrowing more and more money to buy stocks. Regulators are concerned https://t.co/892mpZWLRi ...

This week on “Money Talks”, our interview with Armin Papperger, the boss of @RheinmetallAG, about the business of war https://t.co/wTUSasvBtF ...

Until recently, facekinis were mainly reserved for beaches. But they have gone from cheap, poorly designed products for old folk to fashionable goods mainly bought by younger consumers https://t.co/2DSXEa6q7Y ...

The tradition of Ukraine’s militarised democracy has served it well during times of war—but leaves it vulnerable in times of peace. The hard work of real reform, says one historian, lies ahead https://t.co/ri9b8XyuFd ...

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He is Silicon Valley’s favourite economist. Does his lust for knowledge have a place in the age of AI? https://t.co/lultcRpbbk ...

Delivery drones and flying cars are mainly science fiction in the rest of the world. But in China these technologies are becoming an everyday reality https://t.co/COW08H5qkg ...

Our senior economics writer picks five books for those starting to study the subject https://t.co/RGfqKbiPzo ...