What the DNA revolution can teach us about controlling AI
What the DNA revolution can teach us about controlling AI
By Editor on September 25, 2026
The debate over whether artificial intelligence could pose an existential threat to humanity may sound unprecedented. But scientists have confronted a remarkably similar dilemma before....
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‘Sweden is back’: Magdalena Andersson sets out her plans for Europe
‘Sweden is back’: Magdalena Andersson sets out her plans for Europe
By Editor on September 25, 2026
Magdalena Andersson says Sweden is ready to take a more active role in Europe after a narrow election victory for the centre-left opposition ended four...
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CIA warns of possible Russian drone attacks on Spain, France and Italy
CIA warns of possible Russian drone attacks on Spain, France and Italy
By Editor on September 25, 2026
US intelligence has warned several European governments that Russia could be preparing a drone operation against one of three southern European countries — Spain, France...
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Kate revives royal jewellery diplomacy at film premiere, paying tribute to Diana and the Queen Mother
Kate revives royal jewellery diplomacy at film premiere, paying tribute to Diana and the Queen Mother
By Editor on September 25, 2026
The Princess of Wales made a striking return to the London gala circuit on Wednesday, accompanying Prince William to the premiere of Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s...
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Country dressing becomes autumn’s unexpected fashion statement
Country dressing becomes autumn’s unexpected fashion statement
By Editor on September 24, 2026
The British countryside is emerging as one of autumn’s strongest fashion influences, with luxury brands, television shows and members of the Royal family embracing a...
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Six Nobel economists back California billionaire wealth tax ahead of November vote
Six Nobel economists back California billionaire wealth tax ahead of November vote
By Editor on September 25, 2026
Six Nobel Prize-winning economists, including Daron Acemoglu, Paul Krugman and Joseph Stiglitz, have backed California’s Proposition 40, a ballot measure that would impose a one-time...
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Inside Google’s data-center empire: The infrastructure powering the digital world
Inside Google’s data-center empire: The infrastructure powering the digital world
By Editor on September 25, 2026
In the small North Carolina city of Lenoir, a vast white building holds a piece of the infrastructure that underpins much of the modern internet....
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Antarctica becomes the new status symbol in luxury yachting
Antarctica becomes the new status symbol in luxury yachting
By Editor on September 25, 2026
The ultra-wealthy are increasingly turning to expedition yachts to reach remote destinations that conventional cruise ships cannot access, with helicopters, submarines and ice-class hulls becoming...
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London and Paris seek to build Europe’s AI power base
London and Paris seek to build Europe’s AI power base
By Editor on September 25, 2026
London and Paris are emerging as Europe’s strongest contenders in the global artificial intelligence race, combining the French capital’s state-backed push for AI sovereignty with...
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AI investment boom reshapes the US economy as spending reaches historic scale
AI investment boom reshapes the US economy as spending reaches historic scale
By Editor on September 25, 2026
The massive build-out of artificial intelligence infrastructure is rapidly becoming one of the largest investment waves in US economic history, creating jobs and wealth while...
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Posts tagged as “Alejandro Gonzalez Iñárritu”

‘Digger’ divides critics with wildly different first reactions

‘Digger’ divides critics with wildly different first reactions

By Editor on September 24, 2026

Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s apocalyptic satire Digger has received sharply divided reactions from critics following early screenings in New York and Los Angeles, with some hailing…

“For me, writing is about craft”
“For me, writing is about craft”
By Fritz Mag on August 16, 2026
Berlin-based writer and poet Nina Hanz spoke with us about her life, work, and what it means to be a reader. Nina is originally from the...
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“I’m an in-between person, and I see this as a huge privilege”
“I’m an in-between person, and I see this as a huge privilege”
By Fritz Mag on August 14, 2026
We spoke with Nina Ellis, Assistant Professor of English and Comparative Literature at the American University in Cairo, about her academic career, her work, and...
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Russia’s grey-zone campaign is testing Europe’s security architecture
Russia’s grey-zone campaign is testing Europe’s security architecture
By Andy Osborn on September 24, 2026
A growing number of drone incursions, sabotage incidents and other suspected Russian operations across Europe are raising questions about NATO’s response threshold and the continent’s...
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Manchesterism: How a post-industrial city became a model for Britain
Manchesterism: How a post-industrial city became a model for Britain
By Sophia Mulholland on September 23, 2026
Manchester has spent much of the past half-century trying to answer a difficult question: what happens to a city when the industrial economy that created...
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Russia’s election result comes amid growing fears over Moscow’s next move
Russia’s election result comes amid growing fears over Moscow’s next move
By Andy Osborn on September 22, 2026
Russia’s parliamentary election has produced few surprises, with President Vladimir Putin’s United Russia party on course to retain its constitutional majority in the State Duma....
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Crypto rebound meets political uncertainty as markets brace for volatility
Crypto rebound meets political uncertainty as markets brace for volatility
By Padraic Mallahan on September 21, 2026
The cryptocurrency market is showing signs of renewed strength, but investors are heading into a volatile week with political uncertainty in Washington, a fragile U.S....
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Europe confronts a new era of insecurity, political strain and shifting alliances
Europe confronts a new era of insecurity, political strain and shifting alliances
By Andy Osborn on September 19, 2026
Europe is facing a period of profound political and security uncertainty, as governments grapple with the war in Ukraine, growing hybrid threats, domestic political turbulence...
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