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Zuckerberg’s decision to change his algorithm is an admission that no company can count on an infinite stock of goodwill from customers and governments

Conservatives are in such a state of confusion that they are not picking up signals from the UK’s closest allies

The method of the enormous diplomatic breakthrough might look unorthodox and dangerous, but nothing has worked so far

Faced with this ever-changing competing interests, the best option for the US and Britain is to keep a close eye and intervene opportunistically

Facebook’s financial woes should not offer comfort. What’s coming next could be much more alarming

If the country and its people are still blinded by their Nazi past, they will not be able to adapt to the challenges of the modern world

The agreement means different things to the two sides — and will lead to an almighty row

Writers attempted to explain both the rise of populism and a wave of fake news

The WannaCry attack exposed widespread incompetence in IT matters — firms and governments must do more

If the prime minister doesn’t have the backing of Parliament, the EU will have no incentive to concede anything

The Tory Right thought a post-European Union debate will be on their terms, but were sadly mistaken

The country’s long tradition of rational debate and progress underlines that it’s too soon for defeatism