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The prime minister is facing increasing demands to sack his controversial pick to lead the UK’s diplomatic efforts in the US

From knowledge management to human expertise, what strategic factors determine success in the AI era?

LET’S UNPACK THAT: From the rise of intricate morning routines to punishing workout challenges, self-discipline has become something of a status symbol. Katie Rosseinsky explores how the impulse to optimise our lives took over, and asks whether it’s actually doing us any good

COMMENT: In tandem with the US military, Israel has dealt Iran a heavy blow. Rather than risk reprisal attacks and further escalation across the Middle East, it should take the win and declare a ceasefire – but it will have to make the first move, says Alon Pinkas

Sensay Island off the coast of the Philippines has the world's first government made up of AI replicas of historical figures.

“Sit long by the river,” goes a quote popularly (and incorrectly) attributed to Sun Tzu, “and you will see the bodies of your enemies float by”.

Alpine advisor Flavio Briatore had said there was “no set limit” on how many races Franco Colapinto would contest for the team. But after three disappointing grands prix for the French side, he is now less definitive on the Argentine’s future.

John Swinney in organising his recent conference against the far right shows that he understands the looming political crises, but it just adds to…

'Three Kingdoms' is a stunning expansion for one of the most important RTS games of all time, bringing fantastic dynamic campaigns to 'Age of Empires 2.'