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Donald Trump’s concern about the strategic positioning of Greenland is rational. But the way the US president has approached the issue is not – and could still rupture NATO and cause enduring harm to ...
Donald Trump clearly doesn’t do irony. How else can we describe inviting Vladimir Putin to join his so-called “Board of Peace”? At least “mad Vlad” will be in good company. It’s not clear ...
As the curtain fell on the Vietnamese Communist Party’s five-yearly 14th National Congress, international observers focused on the headlines: General To Lam’s unanimous re-election as general secretar...
Limerence, the term used to describe the experience of intense romantic obsession, has become a hot talking point on TikTok, sparking fierce debate about whether it is ‘real’ or not
With a Kenan Thompson collab, kickoff party in New York City and exclusive giveaway for Dazed readers, Jim Beam’s Refresh Your Season campaign already has the makings of a winner
Prada, Armani, Nike and 66 North are all heading to Milano Cortina 2026, plus all the fashion news you missed this week
Videos extolling the virtues of ‘going analogue’ are going viral on TikTok. Is this just another fad – or the start of a generational movement?
Dubbed ‘Suede House’, the three-day activation kicked off with a party hosting some of the brand’s most high-profile friends and collaborators
Superstar performances, runway cameos and climactic final shoot-out: here’s everything that happened at the AW26 show
We speak about cancer, Alzheimer’s, heart disease as if they arrived independently. But we ignore the process that makes them more likely with every passing year: aging. Longevity scientist Andrew Ste...
For most of human history, movement was inseparable from survival. Deliberately burning energy for no immediate purpose would have made little sense in a world where calories were scarce and bodies we...
These days, we often consider nostalgia to be a complicated but mostly harmless emotion. It’s full of pathos but, like heartache, it’s something you live with or get over. But it has not always ...
Before computers existed, people performed massive calculations by hand where error, repetition, and standardization shaped the outcome. We tracked comets, mapped nations, and solved problems of scale...