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Little-known Boris Nadezhdin attracts supporters despite suspicions about his presidential bid being approved by the Kremlin

Conservatives are mistaking public dislike of the cultural left for enthusiasm for the opposite dogma

A powerful novel set in the Dust Bowl era of America that is packed with secrets, sinister falsehoods and a passionate care for the environment

Jonathan Haidt argues that social media and gaming have disastrously rewired childhood, but haven’t we been here before?

Whether you are a pessimist or optimist on the economy, there might now be better options

Jordan is facing scrutiny at home for helping to repel Iranian drone and missile attack on Israel

Playing with expectations and orthodoxies is pushing the boundaries of the built environment — from a ‘cork-insulated creature on hooves’ to a mob of red-brick meerkats

Plus, Brookfield finalises a mammoth dividend recap and a British activist investor rattles corporate Singapore

The president-elect’s aggressive claims about potential territorial expansion are a crash course for allies in his negotiating tactics

“Our industry does seem to love complexity and to abhor simplicity”