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ArticleFrom the editor-in-chief...

Among the few lis­ted build­ings in the vicin­ity of my home is the Brent­ford Lib­rary. It was fun­ded by Andrew Carne­gie, the Scot­tish-Amer­ican steel mag­nate, who felt that a lib­rary “out­ranks any other one thing a com­munity can do to...

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ArticleBad week for:

forked out £402m in redund­ancy pay­outs in 2024-2025, up from £251m the pre­vi­ous fin­an­cial year, accord­ing to The Sunday Times. Uni­versit­ies have been con­tend­ing with stag­nat­ing annual tuition fees for Brit­ish stu­dents, which will have...

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ArticleHumanoid robots still dumb… for now

Unitree, a Chinese robot­ics com­pany, unveiled a humanoid robot, called Super­man, with super-human abil­it­ies, ahead of its flot­a­tion last week, says Akito Tanaka on Nikkei Asia. While that is “aston­ish­ing… extraordin­ary phys­ical abil­ity...

Humanoid robots still dumb… for now

ArticleGood week for:

La Bataille de Gaulle, a two-part World War II French film drama about Free French leader Charles de Gaulle, star­ring Simon Abkarian (pic­tured), has “taken France by storm a year ahead of elec­tions”, says Bloomberg. Roughly four mil­lion cinema...

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ArticleAmer­ica’s next unwinnable war

Mar­kets editor US Treas­ury sec­ret­ary Scott Bes­sent describes him­self as his coun­try’s “top bond sales­man”. Now he’s buy­ing back his own invent­ory. On 19 August, the US Treas­ury announced it would double the size of buy­backs of...

Amer­ica’s next unwinnable war

ArticleThe debase­ment trade makes a comeback

Manip­u­la­tion of the mar­ket by gov­ern­ments facing unsus­tain­able debts threatens to erode faith in fiat cur­ren­cies. Last autumn it became fash­ion­able to back the “debase­ment trade”, which saw investors pile into assets like gold,...

The debase­ment trade makes a comeback