A new era
The world this week

Politics
Business
KAL’s cartoon

Leaders
Atomic weapons
A new nuclear era

With his threats to use the bomb, Russia’s president has overturned the nuclear order
The world economy
America’s next recession

A downturn looks likely. It stands to be mild but messy
Colombia
Into the unknown

A presidential run-off between an ex-guerrilla and a TikTok populist puts a stable country at risk
Climate change and coral reefs
Surmounting great barriers

To save some ecosystems, humans must intervene more, not less
The Platinum Jubilee
Put out more bunting

Why the queen’s 70 years on the throne are worth celebrating
Letters
Letters
On electoral reform, wearable devices, India, business and pleasure
By Invitation
Russia and Ukraine
Recep Tayyip Erdogan on NATO expansion
Germany and Ukraine
The German chancellor may be turning a corner, says Thorsten Benner
Briefing
The nuclear taboo
Thinking the unthinkable

The war in Ukraine is unlikely to go nuclear. But it is increasing the risk that future conflicts will
Asia
Pakistani politics
Interfering Imran
Kazakhstan
The rights of one man
Gaming in Asia
Powering up
The Philippines
Knock-on effects
Climate targets
Steaming ahead
Banyan
Incredible hulks
China
Chinese intelligence
Imperfect spies
China in the Pacific
Treasured islands
Sand demand
Down with the tyrants
Chaguan
Xi bans grumbling by party elders
United States
Food retailers
The not-so-super market
New uses for old stores
Mall makeovers
California primaries
Hey, big spender
Pro-choice clergy
The religious majority
Gun advocates
Adjusting their sights
First responders
Policing differently
Lexington
The zombie nuclear deal
Middle East & Africa
Somalia
Better luck this time
Congo, Rwanda and Uganda
Roads to hell
Criminal justice in Kenya
Inequality before the law
Israel and Morocco
More than just business buddies
The Americas
Peru
Fight the power company
Adapting to climate change
The great rain robbery
Colombia
A change is gonna come
Europe
War in Ukraine
The battle for Severodonetsk
Kharkiv
Tragedy on Shakespeare Street
American weapons
Getting the upgrade
Germany and Ukraine
The reluctant giant
Wildlife crossings
For hedgehogs, not road hogs
Charlemagne
Squabbling in unison
Britain
The Supreme Court
Separation anxiety
Boris Johnson’s future
What changed?
Market halls
Beauty mixed with commerce
Criminal justice
Youth offender, adult criminal
Electrification
Gridlocked
A post-pandemic thought experiment
Business as flusual
International
Education and climate
Survival of the bookish
Business
Corporate espionage
On her CEO’s secret service
Business in Russia
Patent aggression
A shake-up at Meta
Leaning out
The movies
“Top Gun” takes off
Digital labour
Hire hurdles
Bartleby
Your whole self
Schumpeter
Powerless proxies
Finance & economics
Recession watch
The shape of things to come
Oil prices
Crude calculations
China’s economy
Growth v debt
Consumer spending
Balance of payments
Buttonwood
The inventory cycle returns
Free exchange
Red elephants?
Science & technology
Conservation
Reef knots
Testosterone and family life
Like father, like son?
Aerodynamics
O for the wings of an albatross
Conserving amphibians
Froggie went a sportin’
Culture
Live music
The new ventriloquists
Intermediaries
Stuck in the middle with you
New American fiction
Desperate straits
Buddhist bubblegum
Music for procrastinators
Banishment
No place like home
Johnson
Family matters
Economic & financial indicators
Indicators
Economic data, commodities and markets
Graphic detail
Gerrymandering in America
Beating the bounds
The Economist explains
The Economist explains
Why this Atlantic hurricane season is predicted to be unusually stormy
The Economist explains
Why fertiliser prices are soaring
Obituary
Lester Piggott
To ride, to win