Washington is racing to sell the world on American AI just as China's cheap and capable models are becoming harder to ignore.Why it matters: Chinese models don't have to beat Open…
For this installment in a long-running series of interviews with contemporary poets, contributing editor Peter Mishler corresponded with poet Ye Hui. The poets corresponded using …
“Our tongues tie trying / to articulate the knot,” writes Serena Chopra in her simultaneously tender and exacting new collection A Catalog of Future Mercies. When she writes, late…
Everywhere Saba Mubarak lived as a child, her mother made room for art. The family moved around often, and with them went paintings, palettes, canvases and piles of books. Adornin…
ISIS attacks against Syrian government forces have risen sharply in 2026, a conflict monitor has reported, after the country's authorities launched a nationwide campaign targeting…
Israeli and Lebanese delegations will continue their talks on Friday. Rubio says Lebanon, Israel are close to a 'commitment of intent' after months of talks Israel continues to at…
Three years after Oppenheimer dominated the Oscars and the box office, Christopher Nolan returns with an adaptation of Homer’s epic poem about Odysseus’s perilous journey home aft…
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During the talks, Kutrashev “highlighted the influential role of Bafel Jalal Talabani within the Kurdistan Region, Iraq, and the wider area.”
Stephen S. Roach laments that the government has paid little more than lip service to its greatest macroeconomic challenge.
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Oil prices fell further on Friday, slipping by nearly 4 per cent, and are heading for another sharp weekly decline amid easing supply worries, despite an attack on Thursday on a v…