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Britain’s Labour Party has no more safe seats
A by-election in Wales reveals Labour’s vulnerability
Gen Z revolution or military coup in Madagascar?
Men with guns now run the country
'Worse than starting from scratch': How big is the task of rebuilding Gaza?
BBC Verify investigates the damage done by two years of war, which could take $70bn and decades to repair.
War crimes alert as food runs out in besieged Sudan city
Evidence of the intentional targeting of civilians in el-Fasher amounts to war crimes, researchers say.
Nitazenes: the rise of a dangerous new opioid
Our podcast on science and technology. The spread of the highly potent drugs demands a fresh approach to drug policy
Watch: Freed detainee finds family alive after thinking they had been killed
Shadi Abu Sido told the BBC an Israeli prison officer said his family had been killed.
ChatGPT will soon allow erotica for verified adults, says OpenAI boss
CEO Sam Altman says upcoming versions of the popular chatbot would enable it to behave in a more human-like way - "but only if you want it".
The US in brief: Do gerrymanders live in the bayou?
Our daily political update, featuring the stories that matter
Gita Gopinath on the crash that could torch $35trn of wealth
The world has become dangerously dependent on American stocks, writes the former IMF chief economist
The Economist is hiring a Senior Producer
Our Money Talks podcast team is recruiting an experienced producer to help launch a video spin-off
Lessons from the Wall Street crash of 1929
Andrew Ross Sorkin, the author of “Too Big to Fail”, has turned his attention to another financial crisis
Aid pro quo: Trump weaponises foreign help
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