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Shares in world’s largest IT consultancy have fluctuated in recent months over questions about the impact of AI

Belgian foreign minister says his government will ‘press for EU sanctions against those responsible for this violence’

Strong demand for private air travel combined with production delays boosts prices

As regional conflicts rage and revisionist powers challenge the established order, warnings of a new global conflagration are growing louder

Ructions point to what a true bursting of the bubble might do to financial markets

Washington Post journalist among those injured during violence in occupied territory

The continent’s urban centres are set to expand by 19mn people annually, or by nearly two Londons a year. But urbanisation is not following a familiar path

Iran-backed rebels surround Taiz, one of Yemen’s largest cities, as conflict with Riyadh and its local allies escalates

Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs links travellers to escalating hybrid threats from Moscow

Deliveries of the $2,000 Duo slip to 2027 within hours of going on sale

US president gives Putin a reprieve on threatened energy measures after cutting deal with Moscow to release diesel

The economics of why we increasingly avoid the company of both other humans and books

Carriers fear customers may be unwilling to stomach more price rises if energy costs stoke further inflation

A vast bet on the future of the technology is running into the unforgiving economics of the physical world

Owner of digital wallet GCash set to start trading in region’s biggest debut this year

Exit comes amid deepening turmoil for White House as midterm elections loom

Violence erupts in several cities after mass demonstrations over high living costs and dissatisfaction with the education system

What happens if the US tries to take control of the hundreds of billions blocked in Euroclear?

Poll of 94 economists points to benefits reaching far beyond the US and China

High borrowing costs complicate AI lab’s goal of achieving investment-grade status

The tribalism of football fans parallels modern politics like nothing else

A disastrous five-day stint for the president’s new press secretary is just the latest sign of chaos in the White House

Ukraine’s president says restrictions are hampering efforts to intercept Russian attacks

Officials tasked with enforcing state laws have emerged as a formidable check on the Trump administration’s policies

Tech companies are being forced to confront the rules of negotiation when machines act on humans’ behalf

New method of deception appears co-ordinated, suggesting Moscow is tightening its control over the tankers