The shortage of tenor singers is worsening. Given the enormous scale of choral singing, that is a problem for music in general https://t.co/o6PFJ54gNN ...

Many politicians in Asia know corporate reform is needed. But as America’s shareholder revolution a half-century ago shows, lasting change cannot simply be mandated https://t.co/RaQz9STZI1 ...

Every potential alternative to Britain’s Labour leader ranges from the implausible to the insane, yet one will eventually become inevitable https://t.co/VlElGSLsPs ...

A wave of legal constraints on social-media use would mark a big change in the lives of teenagers. But the case for bans is weak and the benefits are uncertain https://t.co/0WUp8iyiy5 ...

Blanket bans appear to offer an easy answer—and politicians are only too happy to do something which, for once, pleases voters from all parties. Yet policymakers should reconsider https://t.co/8WuJdhix3c ...

Sir Keir Starmer’s government may soon start boasting that growth last year was the fastest for three years. But that may not be the full picture https://t.co/jjgld9cxqo ...

China is enjoying a concert boom. It is one of the rare extravagances that people seem willing to splurge on amid economic gloom https://t.co/Tl9Wp6LbhC ...

"We do not need to abandon the system of international co-operation we authored, and we don’t need to dismantle the global institutions of the old order that together we built,” Marco Rubio argued in a speech to European leaders https://t.co/CuOhLMgyAs ...

A form of dysfunctional collaboration between firms—that has doomed several European defence projects in the past—is killing the continent’s sixth-generation fighter jet https://t.co/g68CXWGeGM ...

Bottlenecks in facilities and labour supply, as well as red tape, are a scourge across the economy; defence is no exception https://t.co/ifz4xXaBmx ...