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How European Commissioners are appointed
Edward Snowden’s memoir reveals some (but not all)
“The once young liberal reformer is now a hardline nationalist ruler”—Viktor Orban’s grip on Hungary
Why Europe’s single market is at risk
The third Democratic primary debate thins the field
Japanese law and social mores still treat users of soft drugs severely
The first planet beyond the solar system confirmed to have water
Negotiating a way out of Venezuela’s morass
The ECB cuts interest rates and restarts quantitative easing
A transcript of Ren Zhengfei’s interview
Japanese spies, once renowned, have fallen on hard times
On the war in Afghanistan, Donald Trump seems out of step with his voters
Flying taxis are taking off to whisk people around cities
America will have to resume negotiations with the Taliban eventually
Drastic falls in cost are powering another computer revolution
Margaret Atwood on benefitting from a “Trump bump”, her love for dragons and the evolution of #MeToo
“For Sama” is a love letter to Aleppo and its people
A dire scarcity of drugs is worsening, in part, because they are so cheap
Beleaguered unions seek members beyond the factory floor
A small Indiana town boosts its big architectural legacy
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