Why some Western companies are staying in Russia

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Martin Wolf on the US midterms: Trump loses. European populism lives on.

Before the 2026 midterms, Timothy Garton Ash, emeritus professor of European studies at the University of Oxford and author of ‘Europe in 7½ Chapters’, described the elections as a crucial test of US democracy. Now, with the Democrats’ sweeping victory, could the tide be turning ...  Show more

Nvidia after Jensen Huang

Jensen Huang has resigned as Nvidia CEO. We look at what it means for the company, AI sector, stock market and the US government’s relationship with China. Plus, European leaders reject Vladimir Putin’s push to overhaul the continent’s security architecture as part of Ukraine pea ...  Show more

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