Cryogenics case shows our laws are lagging behind science
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Ruling on teen with cancer reveals links between tech and ethics, writes Anjana Ahuja
Twitter’s ban threatens to fan the alt-right flame
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It risks giving false legitimacy to the movement’s popular views, writes Anton Spisak
Has Michael Gove’s political comeback begun?
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The government lacks the ex-justice secretary’s radical zeal, writes Sebastian Payne
Australia considers a pivot towards China
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If Trump kills the TPP, Canberra will seek new allies, writes Gideon Rachman
Shinzo Abe breaks convention to build ties to Donald Trump
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A delicate approach on security may prove effective for Japan, writes Hiroyuki Akita
Theresa May is right to ignore Nigel Farage’s links to Trump
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UK diplomats believe they can do their job without Ukip help, writes Sebastian Payne
How to read ‘pro-Russia’ victories in Bulgaria and Moldova
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Eastern European polls are not simply a struggle between forces for or against the west
Stephen Bannon’s rise marks the triumph of the alt-right
The Breitbart chief’s new role tells us much about the next president, writes Edward Luce
Merkel is right to remind Trump of liberal democracy virtues
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The German leader has the political heft to be bold, writes Stefan Wagstyl
Marks and Spencer and the death of the department store
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The chain is doing as well as it can with an obsolete model, says Robert Armstrong
James Comey’s about-turn comes too late
The FBI director has encouraged poisonous distrust in the system, writes Edward Luce
China’s new Russian-made weapons will raise tensions
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Sukhoi Su-35 planes and S-400 missiles will tilt balance , writes Hiroyuki Akita
Brexit will still mean Brexit after Article 50 ruling
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MPs would be unwise to stymie result of June’s referendum, writes Sebastian Payne
Theresa May’s tough test in India
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The British prime minister must prove her intentions are more than loud rhetoric, writes Anton Spisak
Pravin Gordhan decision is a glimmer of hope for South Africa
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Dropping the prosecution helps restore a lost credibility, writes William Wallis
Mark Carney brings stability in a post-Brexit arena
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The central banker is crucial to a forward-looking UK, writes Sebastian Payne
FBI drops bizarre October surprise on Clinton
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Whatever its findings, the probe has already damaged the Democrat, writes Edward Luce
London finds a third way to treat Uber drivers
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The UK could lead globally because its laws fit the technology revolution
Nissan, Toyota and GDP figures: the Brexit battle is not over
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Remain and Leave backers need to listen to opponents, writes Sebastian Payne
Which way forward? Hugo Boss and the identity crisis in fashion
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Mark Langer is taking the German house in a bold, new direction, writes Jo Ellison
Man Booker win rewards a novel that engages with our times
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Satire of US race relations marks an important literary moment, writes Isabel Berwick
Mariano Rajoy holds a strong hand in the Catalonia debate
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Spain’s premier can rely on public support should the region push to break away, writes Tony Barber
Mistry’s exit poses tough questions for Tata’s next chair
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The tea-to-steel empire will have to change its tune, writes Andrew Hill
Abolishing Calais Jungle solves little of Europe’s migrant crisis
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Politicians are playing whack-a-mole with refugees’ lives, writes William Wallis
Theresa May has to stand up to nationalists such as Sturgeon
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Scotland’s first minister is using Brexit for her own means, says Sebastian Payne
