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Democrats have won control of Congress, but their victory has unleashed a leadership struggle. Newly elected senators are challenging Chuck Schumer, while progressive lawmakers and activists question Hakeem Jeffries. The dispute exposes competing visions of the party's future and what voters demanded at the ballot box.
Companies
Power delays can postpone revenue just as customers gain exit rights and lenders demand repayment. American filings reveal how setbacks in the AI build-out could become a wider financial squeeze.
Across Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia, Sumy and northern Kharkiv, Russian forces are pressing defended towns and the roads that keep them supplied. This battlefield assessment examines…
Long Read
Britain did not merely fail to resolve the conflict in Palestine. From the Balfour Declaration to the Mandate, mass immigration, the crushing of the Arab revolt and the chaotic withdrawal of 1948, British rule…
Britain and its European allies are becoming more deeply involved in the war in Ukraine, while Moscow increasingly describes NATO as a participant. A…
Saudi Arabia
Pipeline attacks and Ansar Allah’s coastal advance have exposed Saudi Arabia’s alternative to Hormuz. Repairing the damage may prove easier than securing the route.
Five years after Meng Wanzhou returned to China, her negotiated admissions are being used against Huawei. As witnesses testify in Brooklyn, the case revives…
China
Eight years after Meng Wanzhou’s arrest, Huawei faces a sweeping American criminal trial whose timing threatens to overshadow Xi Jinping’s visit to Washington.
Scientists have discovered that ageing cells may retain information about their younger state. Now a treatment derived from cellular reprogramming has entered a human…