‘In a flash, everything was gone’: Nepal rushes to rescue flood survivors
Destruction of infrastructure by torrent that devastated settlements near border with China has left many people stranded
Frieze Seoul 2026
Highlights of this year’s fair, from Ryan Gander’s restless experimentation to the enduring power of the hanok, from the queen of Korean craft to the Henri Cartier-Bresson of Seoul
Glencore threatened with $1.4bn lawsuit from embattled trader Radiant
Singapore-based iron ore company Radiant has been battling liquidity squeeze
Risk of a new age of financial repression is rising
The idea of pushing US government bonds down the throats of investors is being taken increasingly seriously
Football clubs’ race for data creates bright spot in Britain labour market
Britain’s top teams are using their growing financial strength to expand their off-field operations
The end of cheap food has costs far beyond the grocery store
Research estimates that climate-related shocks could add between 0.9 and 3.2 percentage points to the annual rate of food inflation around the globe by 2035
Raphaël Glucksmann, the French left’s new hope
The tough-on-Russia son of a philosopher is seeking the presidency amid a populist ascendancy
Zero-sum thinking will fuel resentment and scarcity
The assumption that one group must lose for another to gain has become worryingly widespread
How finance redeemed itself
And what tech, the new black sheep, can learn from it
12 smart ways to spend it in September
Featuring Snoopy, reiki healing and dazzling headwear
Nasa to launch $4.3bn space telescope to scan universe
Roman Space Telescope is expected to help explain dark matter while discovering thousands of planets beyond our solar system
US campaign to isolate Iran closes in on Dubai
Gulf city has for decades served as an offshore hub for Iranian financial services, trade and access to global markets that the regime needs
The Cumbrian shepherds racing sunrise to beat the heat
Ancient farming practices are having to adapt to Britain’s increasingly brutal summers, writes James Rebanks
Airbus seeks US space unit sale as it shifts to European-built satellites
Potential disposal comes after company announced deal with Leonardo and Thales
English wine reaps rewards of heatwave but extreme weather brings risk
Producers say quality of their grapes has been enhanced by this summer’s high temperatures
Fancy lattes whip up their own mini investment boom
Premium coffee stores are doing a roaring trade along with the companies that supply the machines and beans
Could AI revive the socialist dream?
Artificial intelligence has the potential to both reignite and overturn the century-old debate over central economic planning
Tilda Swinton on dusting off her Y-fronts after 40 years
The actor makes a long-awaited return to the stage in Nazi-era gender-swap play ‘Man to Man’, a hit in 1987. She and her collaborators explain why it’s time for a revival
Rugged Americana’s age of innocence
The homoerotic meets the nostalgic in Bruce Bellas’s mid-century photographs of rodeo cowboys
The brilliant trick behind Rome’s Big Four pastas
Cacio e pepe, alla Gricia, carbonara and all’Amatriciana might look like separate classics, but watch a Roman kitchen at work and an ingenious system is revealed
‘It takes real flair to come up with something so diverting’ — Jay Rayner reviews Saawaros, Elephant and Castle
In a room above The Albert Arms, a former Fallow chef is delivering personal, high-flavour and utterly compelling Thai cooking
The battle over British bubbles
Mark Dixon’s Silverhand Estate wants to make sparkling wine in England at Prosecco prices. Not everyone in the industry is raising a glass
American Scoundrel — Roy Cohn’s long shadow over the White House
A gripping biography traces the notorious lawyer’s path from Joseph McCarthy’s chief counsel to becoming Donald Trump’s mentor — and his enduring influence on American politics
This 300-year-old Andalusian farmhouse is a truly spiritual getaway
Igor Ramírez García-Peralta has developed a deep connection with La Sierrazuela. Now you can visit too