Adrian Wooldridge

Deutschland war der größte Gewinner der Globalisierung der letzten 30 Jahre im Westen. Russland lieferte billige Energie. Die Schwellenländer lieferten billige Arbeitskräfte. Jeder, der etwas auf sich hielt, wollte einen Mercedes, einen BMW oder einen Audi fahren. Und das Sahnehäubchen auf der Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte: Die Vereinigten Staaten übernahmen die Kosten für die Verteidigung, während die Deutschen ihre ganze Kraft dem Geldverdienen widmen konnten.

If US universities and colleges are to revive and thrive, they need to rethink four fundamental principles.

Companies are paying a high cost for neglecting the hardships and aspirations of their hourly employees.

Three years after his death, the conservative English thinker Roger Scruton is exercising extraordinary global influence.

The ceremony is a reaffirmation of the bonds that tie us together. Emile Durkheim told us as much.

The coronation and all its attendant flummery is not so much a national ceremony as a...

Penny Mordaunt’s sword-carrying skills have dramatically increased her chances of becoming Tory leader

A buzzword that’s oversold and overused, “disruption” is still the key to economic efficiency. Most forms of innovation would be impossible without it.

Getting the regulation of artificial intelligence right is one of the most urgent problems facing our species, and also one of the most delicate. AI has the potential to improve most aspects of our lives — Alphabet Inc.’s Chief Executive Officer Sundar Pichai argues that its impact will be “more profound than electricity or fire.” It also has the potential to damage them profoundly — in one survey of AI researchers, 48% thought that there was at least a 10% chance that its impact would be “extremely bad,” that is, lead to human extinction.

History won’t be kind to the right-wing political spectacle unfolding before the UK.