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英国The Economist（エコノミスト）

2026年01月10日発売

目次: The Donroe delusion
The world this week
Politics
Business
The weekly cartoon

Leaders

The Donroe delusion
In Donald Trump’s world, the strong take what they can
That will be bad for America—and everyone else
An illustration of an indicator line going up through a circle of fire.
The factory funk
Do not mistake a resilient global economy for populist success
Protectionism is failing to revive manufacturing
Tourists walk down a promenade leading to the Sensoji Buddhism temple.
Blaming outsiders
Does Japan have a “foreigner problem”?
Yes—but it is not what populist politicians say it is
illustration of a robot with pill-like shapes floating above its head
Pipeline dreams
AI is transforming the pharma industry for the better
It is changing the way drugs are discovered and tested
A black-and-white picture of Emmanuel Macron
An utter merde-show
France is paralysed, and everyone is to blame
The budgetary impasse is just one symptom of collective political uselessness

Letters
A selection of correspondence
Was our review of the “Wealth of Nations” at 250 uncharitable?
By Invitation
A portrait of Ricardo Hausmann
America to decapitated regime: carry on
Peace and prosperity in Venezuela will come from democracy, not oil, writes Ricardo Hausmann
Briefing
A photo pairing featuring a portrait of Donald Trump and a caravan of armed men on motorcycles in Venezuela
America unbridled
Donald Trump asserts control over Venezuela—and all the Americas
But the president’s claim of dominance over the western hemisphere may backfire
A photo pairing featuring Delcy Rodríguez, Venezuela’s vice-president, and the M/V Bella 1 oil tanker in the North Atlantic Ocean
The hunt for red Marinera
America chases down the shadow fleet serving Venezuela
Donald Trump is determined to enforce its oil blockade
Asia

Oh deer
Why is Japan souring on foreign workers and tourists?
A holy mess
Can Thailand rein in its “mafia monks”?
A state divided
Ethnic conflict festers on India’s eastern frontier
Banyan
The teenage girl who may rule North Korea
China
A drone light show featuring 11,787 drones in Chongqing, China.
Peak urban China
It’s not just China’s total population that’s falling
Military matters
China and Taiwan both see lessons in America’s raid on Venezuela
Chaguan
America’s raid on Venezuela reveals the limits of China’s reach
United States
Sketch showing Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, in court.
Rough justice
Nicolás Maduro is unlikely to beat his rap
MAGAZuela
Venezuelan immigrants in America are trapped in policy purgatory
Blood on the tracks
America’s most novel train project is too deadly
Threading the needle
Why overdose deaths are falling in America
Last of the Reaganites
What John Thune is for
Lexington
The radical honesty of Donald Trump

The Americas
Houses covered by snow are seen on the coast of a sea inlet of Nuuk, Greenland
Who’s next?
The White House weighs how to acquire Greenland
Look nervously south
Canada’s armed forces are planning for threats from America
Middle East & Africa
Iranian women sit at a bus stop in front of an anti-American mural in Tehran
Watching Maduro in Tehran
With protests at home and threats abroad, Iran’s regime looks rattled
Holiday cheer in the birthplace of Muhammad
Saudi Arabia has its first boozy new year—sort of
African demography
Burundi is running out of space
Uganda’s elections
The Museveni era is nearing its end
Europe
A blue-toned illustrated portrait of Emmanuel Macron against a red background.
Governing the ungovernable
Energetic abroad, Emmanuel Macron faces a mess at home
All along the watchtower
Ukraine now has the fortress belt it wishes it had in 2022
Not bad for a beginner
Kosovo’s election shows its democracy is solid
Terrifyingly leaky Chernobyl
A Russian drone has revived a Ukrainian nuclear nightmare
Turning them off
Latvia is needlessly alienating its Russian-speakers
Charlemagne
Why Europe is rediscovering the virtues of cash
Britain
Illustration of Keir Starmer clinging to an oversized red lever on a large mechanical switch, with a black lever opposite
Just-do-it politics
State capacity is the issue of the age
Turning a corner?
Hope springs eternal for Sir Keir Starmer
Welfare past and present
Happy birthday to the contributory old-age pension!
Left standing
Why Britain’s Stop the War movement is so resilient
North Sea oil
The collapse of Britain’s oil-and-gas industry
Bagehot
Thatcher-on-Thames
International
A symmetrical pixel-art wall of bright geometric patterns surrounds a central doorway, where a short stairway descends into darkness
Click follow for salvation
Social media are helping cults to recruit and control members
Business

Factories of the future
The “ChatGPT moment” has arrived for manufacturing
Breaking up isn’t hard to do
Germany’s industrial conglomerates are breaking up to stay alive
Memory lapse
The AI frenzy is creating a big problem for consumer electronics
Video killed the radio star
Welcome to the age of the vodcast
Bartleby
The problem with promotions
Schumpeter
Venezuela presents a big headache for big oil
Finance & economics
A flame burning natural gas is seen at an heavy-crude treatment plant operated by Venezuela's state oil company PDVSA, in the oil rich Orinoco belt, near Cabrutica at the state of Anzoategui.
Crude vision
An American oil empire is a deeply flawed idea
Without credit
Venezuela’s astoundingly messy debts are about to get messier
Building gloom
America’s missing manufacturing renaissance
Yielding to temptation
Why Europe’s biggest pension funds are dumping government bonds
Raising the bar
Vietnam’s growth is fast—but fragile
Buttonwood
Is it better to rent or buy?
Free exchange
What “Pluribus” reveals about economics
Science & technology
An illustration of pixelated tablets and capsule pills falling.
Pharmaceuticals
An AI revolution in drugmaking is under way
Spaceflight
Real flying saucers
Terraforming
A clever idea that could help the world grow a lot more food
Predation tactics
Where should predators hang out if there are no watering holes?
Well informed
Can high-intensity interval training get you fit in a hurry?
Culture
A shiny vintage microphone on a podium with red stage curtains behind.
Plodcasts
Do self-congratulating celebrities need more plaudits?
The Economist reads
Six books to read about Venezuela
World in a dish
Spore of the moment: mushrooms are the latest wellness-food trend
Killing (and dying) for a cause
The lessons of the terrorist violence of the 1970s
Back Story
The ice-cool hero of “The Night Manager” saunters to the rescue
Economic & financial indicators
Indicators
Economic data, commodities and markets
Obituary
Nuno Loureiro
The builder of stars
Nuno Loureiro hoped to replicate the energy of the Sun