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The world this week

Politics
Business
KAL’s cartoon
Leaders


Xi Jinping
The Prince
How to make sense of China’s enigmatic ruler—and the threat he poses at home and abroad

Russia and Ukraine
Baloney ballots
Phoney polls do not make Ukrainian land Russian, whatever Vladimir Putin says

The world economy
The rate shock
Markets are reeling from higher interest rates. The world economy is next

Companies and greenery
All talk, no trousers
The fundamental contradictions of ESG are being laid bare

Rebellion in Iran
Is this time different?
If the protests gather momentum, there is no knowing how they will end

Britain in crisis
How not to run a country
Liz Truss’s new government may already be dead in the water

Letters

Letters to the editor
On the British monarchy, clean energy, Norway, Vladimir Putin, New York
By Invitation


Britain’s economy
The stupidity of Kwasi Kwarteng’s policies means markets expect their reversal, says Tony Yates
Europe’s energy crisis
To protect Germany’s green transition, accept coal and nuclear power, says Veronika Grimm
Briefing


The Prince among princelings
The Prince among princelings
Xi Jinping is the most powerful Chinese leader since Mao. The Economist has spent nine months exploring what shapes his thinking
Asia


Japanese politics
Moments of silence
Kazakhstan
Capital punishment
Labour shortages
Hostel to fortune
Trade and subsidies
Electric storm
Banyan
Global guru
China


The economy
Who will be the next economic tsar?
Population control
Procreative differences
Chaguan
China tires of covid controls
United States


Midterm effects
A chronicle of gridlock foretold
Hurricane Ian
Unnatural disaster
Urbanism
The joy of roundabouts
Midterm maths
The new swing voters
The labour market
Forgotten men
The Supreme Court
Back to the bench
Lexington
The style of a Democrat

Middle East & Africa


The Democratic Republic of Congo
Dispatch from a forgotten war
Rebellion in Iran
Women lead the way
The Arabic language
Swamped by English
The Americas


Brazil’s election
Are the polls right?
Bello
Peru’s degraded politics
Europe


Russia’s war
Nothing to celebrate
Energy crisis
The very long winter
Italy’s new government
The F-word
The French budget
Steady on
Church bells
Going for a bong
Charlemagne
Auf wiedersehen, pact
Britain


Britain in crisis
Pounded land
Public opinion
No growth please. We’re British
The National Health Service
Cold, hard truths
Strip clubs
Poles apart
Energy conservation
Nanny knows best
Bagehot
The rise of Default Man
International


Nuclear blackmail
Climbing the ladder
Business


The corporate-credit crunch
Debt, denial and deleveraging
Italian business
Giorgia on their mind
Unilever
Hope after Jope
Semiconductors
Painful memory
The business of Indian weddings
Matrimony Inc
Bartleby
The grip of vice
Schumpeter
BlackRock and a hard place
Finance & economics


Financial markets
The chill spreads
Inflation fighting (1)
The great tightening
Inflation fighting (2)
Last man standing
The saviour state
Bail-outs for everyone!
Buttonwood
Sharpening the axe
Free exchange
Currency-saving time
Science & technology


Malnutrition
Gut reactions
Parental behaviour
Dad brain
Trainspotting
Keeping track of the tracks
Planetary defence
Journey’s end
Recycling
Making the break
Culture


Japanese art
Alive and kicking
Historical fiction
Roaring into the maw
World in a dish
South to a very old place
Military history
The German way of war
A guide to the vale of tears
No other way but through
Back Story
The seventy year itch
Economic & financial indicators

Indicators
Economic data, commodities and markets
Graphic detail


Politics and statistics
Shining light on lies
The Economist explains


The Economist explains
Why the capture of a Russian T-90M tank matters
The Economist explains
Who are Iran’s hated morality police?
Obituary


Hilary Mantel
The ghosts within

The world this week

Politics
Business
KAL’s cartoon
Leaders


Ukraine
Getting the job done
Vladimir Putin’s war is failing. The West should help it fail faster

After Elizabeth II
Into the Carolean era
The monarchy is an anachronism, yet it thrived under Elizabeth II. That holds lessons for all democracies

Consumer prices in America
The perils of wishful thinking
To fix America’s inflation problem, the Federal Reserve must go big

China’s property crisis
House on fire
China’s deepening housing crisis threatens upheaval

Policing in America
Getting away with murder
Reforming police forces is the only way to reduce the slaughter on America’s streets
Letters

Letters to the editor
On big tech in the EU, the Soviet Union, museums, farming, planning
By Invitation


The death of the queen
A.N. Wilson on the art of Queen Elizabeth II’s communication
Asia


Japanese security
Wake-up call
Agriculture in Uzbekistan
Sweet success
Myanmar’s economy
General chaos
Global warming
A changed climate
Banyan
Heirs aberrant
China


The leadership
Next-generation thinking
New canals
Change the channel
Tibet
They will take blood
Film
Forbidden love story
Chaguan
China will not ditch Russia, for now
United States


The economy
America Inc
Senate scenarios
Will the polls misfire again?
Pre-kindergarten education
California goes universal
The Pendleton Round-Up
Bucking modernity
Environmental economics
Looking beyond GDP
Politics in Texas
The other MAGA
Lexington
Hillbilly effigy
Middle East & Africa


Nigeria and its oil
Steal it, burn it, lose it
African migration
The ones who sweep
Iran’s cyber-warfare
Going global
Egypt and Tunisia
A tale of two scarcities
Divorce among Arabs
I don’t
The Americas


Canada
Poilievre the pugilist
Bello
Hugs with a thug
Europe


Ukraine
Chasing the bear away
The view from Russia
Setting sun
Italy
Strife on the right
Spain
Injudicious
French politics
Macron’s gamble
Poland
A very political canal
Charlemagne
Opening the door
Britain


The mood and the monarchy
Something in the ether
Northern Ireland
Neighbourly relations
King Charles III
What sort of king will Charles be?
Queen Elizabeth II
The end of an era
Another country
Fewer children, fewer coalminers, less cabbage
Charles III and the Commonwealth
Realms and republics
Fiscal policy
Before politics paused
Bagehot
What would Walter say?
Special report


Violent crime in America
How to stop the killing
The sociology of murder
Packing heat
The global context
American exceptionalism
Solving murders
Detective games
Decline and reform
The Baltimore effect
The politics of policing
Refund the police?
Alternatives to policing
Interruption games
A better future
Stopping the spiral
Violent crime
Sources and acknowledgments
Business


Indian business
The world’s biggest bet on India
German business
Morgenthau’s revenge
Bartleby
Your inner dawdler
More Musk v Twitter
Bitter tweet
Monkeypox medicines
A rash of orders
Schumpeter
The borderless trustbuster
Finance & economics


The Chinese economy
Groaning
Commodities
Running on empty
Europe’s energy crisis
The LIBOR of energy?
Goldman Sachs
Sexist squid
Unretirements
The Brady bunch
The US economy
Core of the matter
Buttonwood
Now, now, now
Free exchange
The new economics of fertility
Science & technology


Asteroseismology
Rumbles from the deep
Academic publishing
Peer pressure
Music and the mind
Instrumental
Evolution
Hide and seek
Culture


The queen on screen
Lights on the magic
Fascism misremembered
Italy’s big lie
World in a dish
Promising the moon
Population and prosperity
People power
Mental health
The pill machine
Back Story
Fear in a handful of dust
Economic & financial indicators

Indicators
Economic data, commodities and markets
Graphic detail


Climate change
Floodgates opened
The Economist explains


The Economist explains
Do Russia’s military setbacks increase the risk of nuclear conflict?
The Economist explains
Why Azerbaijan and Armenia are fighting again
Obituary


Queen Elizabeth II
The weight of duty

The world this week

Politics
Business
KAL’s cartoon
Leaders


Brazil
The man who would be Trump
Jair Bolsonaro threatens democracy in Latin America’s biggest country

Energy in Europe
Crunch time
How to tackle Europe’s energy crisis without destroying public finances and power markets

Elections in America
Meet our midterm model
The Republican Party is set to do worse in November than it should. Donald Trump’s influence is to blame

The global financial system
The mighty dollar
Why the dollar is strong—and what might threaten its supremacy in the long run

Public health
Spying on sewage could save lives
Wastewater surveillance is a cheap tool to spot health problems, but it is open to abuse

British politics
Can Liz Truss fix Britain?
The new prime minister must eschew pantomime radicalism if she is to succeed
Letters

Letters to the editor
On children in war, Australia, credit cards, the Republicans, gene therapies, the European Union
By Invitation


Health
Invest in health-care technology to make pregnancy safer in Africa, says Temie Giwa-Tubosun
Russia and Ukraine
How to prevent a crisis at the Zaporizhia nuclear power plant, according to a Fukushima veteran
Russia and Ukraine
Russia’s crony capitalism disincentivises economic reform, says Konstantin Sonin
Briefing


Brazil’s election
Trump’s tropical disciple
Jair Bolsonaro is poised to lose the Brazilian election. He will not go quietly
Asia


Trains in the ‘stans
The middle rail
Propaganda in Vietnam
A noisy noise annoys Hanoi
Visas
The other travel chaos
Banyan
Shotime
Essay


Alaska
Land, oil and ice
China


Covid-19 and social mobility
Greasing the ladders
New lockdowns
Testing their patience
Xi Jinping
Travelin’ man
Mooncakes
Too rich for some
United States


The midterms
Split decision
Water shortages
High and dry
Hospital food
The best medicine
Abortion and the midterms
Roeing forward
Remote learning in prisons
Reading between the bars
Lexington
Joe Biden’s big gamble
Middle East & Africa


Iran’s nuclear programme
An unenriching debate
HoneyZoom
Long-distance marriages
Saudi Arabia
Bulldozing history
African video games
Local heroes
Angola’s election
The winner loses
The Americas


Chile
Second time’s a charm
Bello
The gun that failed to fire
Europe


Europe’s energy crisis
Preventing the big chill
Irish energy
Western wind
War in Ukraine
A breakthrough
Italy’s election
Big Brothers
Ukrainian surrogate mothers
Thursday’s children
Charlemagne
Our rich friends in the north
Britain


Liz Truss
New leader, familiar problems
Financial markets
Crisis? What crisis?
Food prices
Eat up
Publishing
Taking a leaf out of your book
Suicide
A new pattern
Bagehot
The curious case of Kwasi Kwarteng
International


Public health
What lies beneath
Business


Companies and their workers
Help still wanted
Technology and academia
Mr Smith goes to Silicon Valley
Bartleby
Loud about quiet quitting
The beauty business
Wrinkle treatment
European utilities
Generating controversies
Schumpeter
The siren call
Finance & economics


Currencies (1)
The merge
Currencies (2)
Dodging the dollar
Buttonwood
So near to a good year
Currencies (3)
Pretty green
Free exchange
Power corrupts
Science & technology


Extreme weather
A taste of years to come
Vaccinology
Parasites prevented
Ancient surgery
One foot in the grave
Microscopy
Zooming in
Culture


Progress and its discontents
Can’t buy me love
Television in Brazil
Frame the swamp
British fiction
A life’s work
Writers’ lives
The lady vanishes
Military strategy
The general in his labyrinth
Johnson
Comprise and compromise
Economic & financial indicators

Indicators
Economic data, commodities and markets
Graphic detail


Global normalcy index
Same same, but different
The Economist explains


The Economist explains
Will China’s economy ever overtake America’s?
The Economist explains
Who is Cristina Fernández de Kirchner?
Obituary


Issey Miyake
A piece of cloth

Are sanctions working?

The world this week

Politics
Business
KAL’s cartoon

Leaders

Geo-economics
Are sanctions working?

The lessons from a new era of economic warfare

1MDB
Impunity at bay

A corrupt politician has gone to jail in Malaysia. He must stay there

Chinese lending
Distressing debt

How China should handle its bad loans to poor countries

Constitutional chicanery
A risky distraction

Voters should be sceptical of attempts to solve problems by fiddling with constitutions

Genetic modification
Realising the revolution

Science has made a new genetic era possible. Now let it flourish
Letters

Letters to the editor
On Russia and Ukraine, defence startups, energy bills, China and Taiwan, font selection, leisure time, currency conversions
By Invitation

Russia and Ukraine
The head of GCHQ says Vladimir Putin is losing the information war in Ukraine

Russia and Ukraine
Charles Knight on how the West can reduce the destructiveness of urban warfare
Briefing

Genetic medicine
The trials of gene therapy

Changing people’s genes promises cures for all sorts of diseases; but to keep those promises will require a lot more work
Asia

Malaysian politics
Goodbye to Mr $700m

Australian culture
Mullet spring

Thai politics
Uncertain terms

Pakistani politics
Imran on the back foot

Banyan
Panic button
China

China and the developing world
Party’s over

Petitioners
Complain at your own risk

Covid-19 and air travel
No-fly zone
United States

Education policy
The Inflation Acceleration Action

State finances
The great rebate

Teachers
A touch of class

Homemade food
Secret sauce

Housing policy
Too damned high

Lexington
A bused people
Middle East & Africa

Palestine
The long goodbye

The Eastern Mediterranean
Fire hazard

Kuwait
Eighty and waity

Ethiopia
Falling apart

Nigeria
Pupils with begging bowls
The Americas

Brazilian politics (1)
Far behind, but gaining

Argentina
Kirchner karma

Brazilian politics (2)
Federal offence
Europe

Six months of war in Ukraine
The manpower race

Independence day in Kyiv
Forging a nation

Russian-speakers in Ukraine
Lost in invasion

Charlemagne
The side-effects of war
Britain

The BBC
The bill for the box

Energy pricing
Electric shock

The Treasury
Breaking up is hard to do

Insurance regulation
A question of solvency

Successful birds
Lords of the skies

The cost of school clothes
Uniform distribution

Bagehot
Of the Lords and the ladies
International

Constitutional change
The temptation to tinker
Business

Mergers and acquisitions
Blasted are the dealmakers

The streaming wars
Dragons v hobbits

Chinese business
Heated exchange

Bartleby
In defence of commuting

South-East Asian tech firms
Tropical Depression

E-commerce
Sending it back

Schumpeter
Buffett’s bold bet on Oxy
Finance & economics

Economic warfare
Split reality

Turkey and Russia
Mates’ rates

Russia
Bearing it

Commodities
Against the grain

Obituary
Animal spirits

Free exchange
Everyone has a price
Science & technology

Genetically modified crops and photosynthesis
Light and shade

Electric vehicles
Horses for courses

Sulphur, oil and greenery
Brimstone, not treacle

Space flight
A flying turkey
Culture

Monumental art
Make me a “City”

Urban fiction
Alone in Berlin

Conversations with friends
In Goethe company

The story of oil
A dirty business

Immigration and xenophobia
Creatures of the deep

Johnson
In with the old
Economic & financial indicators

Indicators
Economic data, commodities and markets
Graphic detail

Diversity training
This is an intervention
The Economist explains

The Economist explains
What is at stake at Ukraine’s Zaporizhia nuclear plant

The Economist explains
Why has polio returned to London and New York?
Obituary

Albert Woodfox
What freedom means

The world this week

Politics
Business
KAL’s cartoon

Leaders

American politics
Leashed

Donald Trump’s grip on the Republican Party is tightening

The Tory leadership
Britain’s next prime minister

It will be a technocrat who knows what to do, or a politician who knows how to do it

The war in Ukraine
Stay cool on Kherson

Ukraine’s army should not rush to recapture the whole province

Stockmarkets
Beware bear traps

American markets are staging a recovery. Can it last?

Free speech and “The Satanic Verses”
Never-ending story

The old battles still rage, as the attack on Salman Rushdie shows

Myanmar’s civil war
The penniless v the merciless

The shadow government deserves much more help from the world
Letters

Letters to the editor
On nudge policies, German energy, careers, Russian colonialism, our summer issue, Don McLean
By Invitation

The 75th anniversary of Pakistan’s independence
Pakistan’s prime minister on his drive to modernise the country

The 75th anniversary of India’s independence
India’s future will be shaped by its expats, says Gaurav Dalmia

Health
We need to break the taboo around male fertility, says Leslie Schrock
Briefing

Donald Trump’s Republicans
That hideous strength

After the mid-term elections this November, the Republican Party will be Trumpier than ever
Asia

The Rohingya crisis
Slow death

Australian politics
Cabinet me-shuffle

Colonialism and law
The riches of the earth

East Asian security
Return to form

Japanese inflation
Tasty stick growth

Banyan
Storm in a port
China

The economy
No way out

Pollution
Airing grievances

Mao-loving websites
Seeing red

Semiconductors
Big Fund, big problems
United States

After the Mar-a-Lago drama
The paranoid style of Merrick Garland

New York’s 12th district
Primary pugilism

Alaska’s choice
Gone fishing

Flood risks
Buy-out on the bayou

Animal welfare
If pigs could fly

The Supreme Court
History test

Lexington
A Golden opportunity
Middle East & Africa

Kenya’s new president
Enter the strongman

Angola’s election
Dead but not forgotten

Arab central banks
Follow the Fed

Demography in the Holy Land
Go forth and multiply
The Americas

Saskatchewan
Pots of pink gold

Venezuela
Isolation interrupted

Monarchism in Brazil
State organ
Europe

Kherson
Stick or twist?

Occupied Ukraine
At the sharp end

Religious freedom
No room for doubt

Europe’s drought
Bombs and balance sheets

Tourism in Turkey
Rich pickings

Charlemagne
Old kid on the bloc
Britain

British politics
The maverick v the wonk

Financial crime
Eye of the Neidle

Education
Off the books

Death
A grave shortage

Northern Ireland’s census
Counting on it

The Ugandan Asians, 50 years on
From Kampala to the Cabinet Room

Bagehot
The limits of technocracy
International

Urban warfare
Mean streets
Business

Business and politics (1)
The elephant in the boardroom

Business and politics (2)
A burgeoning relationship

Food companies
Lots of cattle, less hat

The EV revolution
Cell-side analysis

Bartleby
When to trust your gut

Schumpeter
The parched throat
Finance & economics

Credit cards
Pay back

The green transition
Cash guzzlers

Indian finance
Death of a big bull

China’s cities
Inland, comrades!

Buttonwood
Don’t look down

Free exchange
Searching for slack
Science & technology

Air travel
Guilt-free flying

Metrology
Standard-bearer
Culture

Salman Rushdie
Freedom fighter

American politics
Tracking right

The age of discovery
Expanding horizons

World in a dish
Pineapple express

Sri Lankan fiction
Ghosts of history

Back Story
The heat is on
Economic & financial indicators

Indicators
Economic data, commodities and markets
Graphic detail

Monkeypox
Network effects
The Economist explains

The Economist explains
Why monsoon season will not solve India’s water crisis

The Economist explains
What is a recession?
Obituary

Sempé
The joy of small things

Target:Taiwan
The world this week

Leaders

Europe
The new Germany

Thanks to Vladimir Putin, Europe’s most important country has woken up

America and China
Target: Taiwan

Preventing a war over the island is becoming increasingly difficult

The Inflation Reduction Act
Climate policy, at last

America’s green-plus spending bill is flawed but essential

The energy crunch
How to help with those bills

There are better, fairer and cheaper ways than meddling with prices

Ghana and the IMF
Bail early, bail often

Ghana is asking for a 17th bail-out. Surprisingly, that is a good sign
Letters

Letters to the editor
On ESG investing, currency conversions, carp, hydrogen, alien life
By Invitation

Taiwan
Xi Jinping may attack Taiwan to secure his legacy, warn Admiral Lee Hsi-min and Eric Lee

Taiwan
China’s huge exercises around Taiwan were a rehearsal, not a signal, says Oriana Skylar Mastro
Briefing

Germany
Schafft Deutschland das?

The war in Ukraine is forcing Europe’s most important country to face challenges well beyond those of military prowess. They will be hard to handle
Asia

Nuclear weapons in South Asia
The three-body problem

South Korea
The crownless again shall be king

Australia’s indigenous people
Voice recognition

Papua New Guinea
Worst. Election. Ever.

Banyan
Lost in transition

Life under the Taliban
Peace, of a sort
China

China, Taiwan and America
Danger ahead
United States

The Democrats’ tax-and-spend bill
And now for my next act

Minnesota’s primaries
Cops, robbers and votes

Flying with guns
Oops, I did it again

Mass timber
Seeing the wood for the trees

The far right
Extreme goes mainstream

Lexington
Utmost gravity
Middle East & Africa

Jihadism
Al-Qaeda and Islamic State are both digging into Africa

The United Arab Emirates
Joule in the rain

Kenya’s election
Too close to call

Ghana and the IMF
Making a success out of failure
The Americas

Inequality
The jet set and the rest

A Cuban conflagration
Human error may have played a role in Cuba’s oil-terminal fire

Bello
Darkness returns to Guatemala
Europe

Conflict in Ukraine
The rungs of escalation

Explosions in Crimea
Wrecked planes smoulder at Russia’s Saky airbase in Crimea

Conscription in Donbas
Putin’s disposables

Trauma in Ukraine
Minds in pieces

Italy’s election
Defeat foretold

Gastronomy
The great French mustard shortage

Charlemagne
Feeling the heat
Britain

State of the nation
The summer of discontent

The British economy
Electric shock

The short straits
Borders and bottlenecks

Policing
Stop and think

Water usage
Metered litres

Bagehot
Live by the bank, die by the bank
International

Russia’s exiles
The best and the brightest
Business

Private enterprise
China’s new tycoons

Defence technology
Can tech reshape the Pentagon?

Biotechnology
More cash, stat!

Bartleby
Working for the baddies

Schumpeter
WeChat, they snoop, no one wins
Finance & economics

The Gulf
Funding which future?

Buttonwood
Recurring nightmares

America’s economy
Two cheers amid the fears

The winter ahead
Putin’s present

Property in China
A finite problem

Hedge funds
Shorts, squeezed

Free exchange
America v Europe
Science & technology

The 24th International AIDS Conference
Protest and survive

Forming continents
Impact creator
Culture

Interest rates
Bernanke v Chancellor

Jazz and the criminal underworld
Fast and loose

“Bambi”
Burning up

New fiction
Our last summer

Johnson
The data is in
Economic & financial indicators

Indicators
Economic data, commodities and markets
Graphic detail

Social capital
It pays to be friends
The Economist explains

The Economist explains
What do caretaker governments take care of?

The Economist explains
Why isn’t Russia blocking GPS in Ukraine?
Obituary

Obituary
The doors of perception

The world this week

Politics
Business
KAL’s cartoon

Leaders

Foreign policy
How to deal with despots

Western foreign policy sets out to be ethical, but often ends up being ineffectual

Sri Lanka
The hard road back

The new president must persuade his suffering people to endure more pain

The world economy
After the recession

Lower inflation and greener energy are worth the price of a short downturn

Digital business
Cloudburst

The era of big-tech exceptionalism may be over

War and hunger
Stopping Somalis from starving

Saving lives will involve talking to terrorists
Letters

Letters to the editor
On gas markets, priests, Shakespeare, China, folk cuisine, turning 65, games
By Invitation

Russia and Ukraine
Jack Watling on how Ukraine can avoid a war of attrition

Japan
Abe Shinzo’s legacy encompasses the Indo-Pacific, says his former speechwriter
Briefing

Fascism in Russia
A dark state

Vladimir Putin is in thrall to a distinctive brand of Russian fascism. That is why his country is such a threat to Ukraine, the West and his own people
Asia

Fixing Sri Lanka’s economy
Obstacle course

Pakistan’s economy
A fine balance

Myanmar
Desperate measures

Sino-Australian relations
Speaking terms

Banyan
Presidented
China

China and Europe
Showing more bottle
United States

Immigration and the economy
Not coming to America

Immigration bureaucracy
Green-card blues

The culture wars
Return fire

Congress
Deus ex Manchina

Transgender health care for children
In search of evidence

Monkeypox
No lessons learned

Lexington: The gerontocrats
The gerontocrats
Middle East & Africa

Somalia’s food crisis
Hunger in the Horn

Energy and the environment
Drilling into the world’s lungs

Israel, Russia and Ukraine
Nasty tsarist vibrations

Obesity in the Middle East
Weighty matters
The Americas

Peru
All hat, no cattle

Bello
The fuel and the fire
Europe

Italy’s election
A nationalist turn

Ukraine’s southern offensive
Taking it back

Ukraine’s wheat
Fragile pact

Russian gas
Cutting calories

French energy
Delayed reaction

Art, religion and war
Putin’s false piety
Britain

The Bank of England
Dreadneedle Street

A night away
Happy champing

Newport Wafer Fab
Red line

Northern Ireland
The unlikely dove

Decarbonisation
More than hot air

Bagehot
The laughing cavaliers
1843 magazine

Summer reading
MBS: despot in the desert

Summer reading
How magicians won Facebook

Summer reading
East of Mariupol: what happened to the Ukrainians who fled to Russia?

Summer reading
Look who’s stalking: the black leopards of Gloucestershire

Summer reading
How to go to therapy without talking about your feelings

Summer reading
Did this man spend 20 years in prison for murdering someone who is still alive?

Summer reading
The sun is both our creator and destroyer
Business

Oil companies and the climate
Nationally determined contributors

Volkswagen
Diess-fenestration

Digital advertising
Oh, snap

Bartleby
The perils of perfectioinsm

Schumpeter
Dogfight over Spirit
Finance & economics

Recession fears
Coming in to land

China’s economy
Less growth, more credibility

Commercial property
Through the floor

Buttonwood
Now and again

Free exchange
Land-locked
Science & technology

Palaeoanthropology
A grand old age

Behavioural sciences
Nudge factor

Virology
Strange brew
Culture

Music and protest
Going for a song

A controversial poet
Only an attitude remains

Technology and terminology
Reality check
Economic & financial indicators

Indicators
Economic data, commodities and markets
Graphic detail

Covid-19 drugs
The vaxxed take Pax
Obituary

Ko Jimmy
Darkness to light

The world this week

Politics
Business
KAL’s cartoon

Leaders

The life-sciences industry
Growth cure

The lessons of life sciences for Britain’s next prime minister

Investment and sustainability
Three letters that won’t save the planet

ESG should be boiled down to one simple measure: emissions

Heatwaves
A warning of worse to come

Adaptation will be disruptive and costly. All the more reason to curb emissions

Developing countries and debt
Progress and poverty

Emerging-market crises have become harder to resolve but less of a threat to the world economy

Inflation
Turkey shoot

Lessons from Turkey on the evils of galloping price increases
Letters

Letters to the editor
On medical data, Singapore, Boris Johnson, Switzerland, servant-leaders
By Invitation

Terrorism
Somalia’s president wants help to fight Africa’s terrorist groups

Labour in America
Reform labour laws to tackle inequality in America, urges Celine McNicholas

Labour in America
Unions are now a lifestyle choice for some young, aspirational workers, says Walter Olson
Briefing

Turkey’s economy
Inflation nation

How has the Turkish economy kept growing so fast in the face of runaway inflation?
Asia

Inflation
Feeling the pinch

Liquor licensing
Cheers!

Politics in Sri Lanka
In with the old

Politics in Pakistan
Comeback Khan

Banyan
One-track mind

Japan
States of mind
China

The economy
Tearing down the bamboo walls

Covid-19
Test after test

China, Taiwan and America
Travel bug

Language-learning in Xinjiang
Lessons from Malcolm X
United States

Climate policy
Tick, tick, boom

Congress and Ukraine
The struggle for hearts and minds

Public transport
Derailed

Lessons from a senseless slaughter
Lifting the veil on Uvalde

Maternal health
Mortal danger for mothers

Lexington
Trumped
Middle East & Africa

Egypt’s political prisoners
Too many to count

Tunisia
A reform that makes matters worse

Garden centres in Senegal
Unsecured green investments

Investing in Africa
Adventurous capital
The Americas

Social media
Follow the influencers

Mexico
Mired in meth

Bello
A yearning for Utopia
Europe

Italy
Game over

Unblocking the Black Sea
When will Odessa’s port be reopened?

Ukraine and Belarus
Common enemies

NATO, Russia and Greece
Red-hot in Alex

Charlemagne
Let the sleeper awaken
Britain

The golden triangle
Bio Britannia

Haleon’s listing
Don’t gloat about the float

The Tory race
Sunak v Truss

Levelling up
What was that, again?

Unmanned aviation
A motorway for drones

Bagehot
The battle for the Stupid Party
International

Women’s sport
Raising the game
Special report

ESG investing
In need of a clean-up

Asset managers
The saviour complex

ESG fund fees
How to charge more

Investors
The warm glow

Companies
Internalising the externalities

Rating agencies
The signal and the noise

The regulators
Missionary creep

The future of ESG
Measure less, but better

ESG investing
Acknowledgments
Business

American business
A juggling act

Business and the climate
Watershed’s moment

Bartleby
The latest in WFH

Gen Z and work
What graduates want

The microeconomics of luxury
Puttin’ it up at the Ritz

Schumpeter
Unlocking Keyence’s secret
Finance & economics

Emerging economies
The fragile 53

Wall Street
Bittersweet

The Big Mac index
A tale of three parities

Energy in Asia
Power play

Housing in China
No delivery, no payment

Buttonwood
Wake-up call

Free exchange
Aiming high
Science & technology

Conflict analysis
Predict and survive

Depression and serotonin
Wrong turning

Menstruation and athletics
Cycle races

Awards
Association of British Science Writers
Culture

Kissinger on statecraft
The vision thing

Opioids in America
The guilty and the gone

World in a dish
Guts and glory

Buckminster Fuller
Designs for living

Musical prodigies
The power of 3

Back Story
The oligarch’s lament
Economic & financial indicators

Indicators
Economic data, commodities and markets
Graphic detail

Extreme heat
The scorched Earth
The Economist explains

The Economist explains
Why have new Omicron strains of covid not been given Greek names?

The Economist explains
The increase in simultaneous heatwaves
Obituary

Gloria Allen
How to be a lady

The world this week

Politics
Business
KAL’s cartoon
Leaders


Energy
Europe’s coming winter peril
A bitter energy crisis is in prospect. Europe needs to act now

American politics
Wake up, Democrats
For the good of America, the governing party urgently needs to take on its own activists

Japan
After Abe
Japan should stay true to Abe Shinzo’s vision—up to a point

Government finances
British understatement
Government budgets face a painful crunch. Tory leadership hopefuls seem oblivious

Cryptography
Post-quantum solace
A future-proof way to encrypt sensitive data is now available. Put it to use

Catholic sex abuse
Let priests wed
Scrapping the celibacy rule would make it easier to recruit clerics who don’t abuse children
Letters

Letters to the editor
On pumped-storage hydropower, the Republicans, corporate governance, consultants, America’s national anthem, writing, moustaches
By Invitation


Japan
Abe Shinzo was the most important Japanese leader in the past 50 years, says Kevin Rudd
Education in America
Banning critical race theory in schools is unjustified, argues Jason Stanley
Education in America
Critical race theory is appropriate in universities, but not schools, says Bonnie Kerrigan Snyder
Briefing


Peak progressive
Peak progressive
Democrats are realising that they must moderate or die
Asia


Japanese politics
Staying the course
Sri Lanka’s crisis
Gota goes
Micronesia and its neighbours
Politics takes atoll
South Korea
The way the wind blows
Banyan
Abe’s legacy
China


Nationalism
Heading down a dangerous path
Protests in Henan
Send in the thugs
Title towns
The civilising effect
United States


The culture war in education
Schools for scandal
New York’s graffiti revival
More writing on the wall
The American economy
Recession-spotting
Rest in pieces
Farewell to a bizarre landmark
Lexington
Democrats dither dangerously on abortion
Middle East & Africa


American diplomacy
A voyage to nowhere
Gaza
The blockade generation
Kenya
Rhinos, cows and men with guns
Angola
A legacy of looting
The Americas


Brazil
Might Bolsonaro try to steal the vote?
Bello
On the move
Europe


Europe’s energy
Winter is coming
Ukraine’s winter
Cold front
The Ukraine war
Deep battle
Inflation in Turkey
The price is wrong
Farming
How many cows are too many?
Charlemagne
Leisure class
Britain


Trust exercise
The Conservative Party after Boris Johnson
Ethnic-minority candidates
The British dream
Caretaker government
The interregnum
Demography
Autumn leaves
Pick your battles
The British Army has a new focus and outdated equipment
Valuing culture
The play’s not the only thing
Bagehot
The rotten presidency
International


Sex abuse and the Catholic church
The unending storm
Business


Semiconductors
When the chips are way down
Twitter v Elon Musk
Blocked and reported
Business in South Africa
Fighting the power
Natural gas and European industry
The high cost of low pressure
Bartleby
Small moments of great tension
Schumpeter
Oil’s new eastern bloc
Finance & economics


Interest rates and budgets
When maturity misleads
American inflation
On the up and up
Central banks and markets
The visible hand
Buttonwood
The new abnormal
Growth in Japan
Abenomics After Abe
Free exchange
Disciples of discipline
Science & technology


Cryptography in the quantum age
Secrets squirrelled
Astronomy
I’m in heaven
Biotechnology
Green-sky thinking
Wine bottles
A pour decision
Oncology
Protein shake-up
Culture


Summer reading
Pages in the sun
The Normans
They stooped to conquer
Grotesque fiction
Ignoble lords
Music and resistance
From El-Salam to the world
Johnson
Distinctions with a difference
Economic & financial indicators

Indicators
Economic data, commodities and markets
Graphic detail


Population forecasts
People watching
The Economist explains


The Economist explains
Can tax cuts boost Britain’s lacklustre economy?
The Economist explains
What makes a global financial centre?
Obituary


Abe Shinzo
Tracking the samurai

The world this week

Politics
Business
KAL’s cartoon

Leaders

British politics
Clownfall

A doomed prime minister and a stricken country

Social media and security
Who’s afraid of TikTok?

The world’s most exciting app is also its most mistrusted

America after Roe
The new exceptionalism

America has a set of laws on important subjects that do not reflect the views of Americans

Education
Crisis in the classroom

Governments are ignoring the pandemic’s disastrous effect on education

Leveraged buy-out
Private pain

The buy-out business may struggle in a changed economic climate

Chile
Magna mistake

Chile’s draft constitution is a fiscally irresponsible left-wing wish list. Voters should reject it
Letters

Letters to the editor
On justice services, abortion, Africa, car dealers, Turkey, BTS, technology at work
By Invitation

Russia and Ukraine
Boris Bondarev on Vladimir Putin’s craven diplomats

Finance
The global economy needs to be better prepared for the coming storm, says Kathryn Judge

Finance and economics
Brad DeLong asks what America can learn from its past bouts of inflation
Briefing

Social media, competition and security
Quavering

TikTok’s rivals are nervous. Governments are suspicious. A billion users and rising are glued to their screens
Essay

An anatomy of erasure
How a free and open Hong Kong became a police state
Asia

East Asian relations
Cold comfort

Afghanistan
Bureaucratic nightmare

Indian politics
Shinde shindig

Women in South Asia
Bridges to liberty

Banyan
The new isolationism
China

Global infrastructure investment
Building blocs

Floods
Above the water line

Online security
Hacked

Youth culture
Having a larp
United States

American conservatives
Trumpism’s new Washington army

Fetal personhood
Votes for zygotes?

Command and control
Allow and unleash

Rebranding the Asian carp
Copicat

Latino voters
No, no se puede

Lexington
High noon for Liz Cheney
Middle East & Africa

Congo
Either ore

Football in Sierra Leone
He shoots, he scores…

Israel’s new prime minister
Yair apparent

Egypt
Paving paradise

Railways in the Middle East
A burgeoning new bazaar
The Americas

Chile
Hearts, not minds

Argentina
Find works; insert spanner; repeat

Colombia
Rafting with rebels
Europe

Ukraine’s counter-offensive
Kherson bound

Ukraine’s disappeared
Fate unknown

Poland’s arms port
Welcome to boom town

German-Polish relations
From bad to worse

France’s new government
Minority report

Russian repression
Slings and arrows

Charlemagne
No-fly zone
Britain

Boris Johnson
The wreckage he leaves behind

Economic policy
Spend rift

Politics and sex
Men behaving badly

Employment
Backlog Britain

Adult education
New tricks

Chinese espionage
Two mouths, one message

Bagehot
The toxicity of Boris Johnson
International

Education
Millions of wasted minds
Business

Private equity
PE lessons

Business in Poland
Strong headwinds

Venture capitalism in Europe
A species reborn

Bartleby
How to read corporate culture

Schumpeter
Self-Reliance
Finance & economics

Sino-American rivalry
Tougher than tariffs

Commodity prices
Helter skelter

Hidden risks in China
Case closed

Buttonwood
Last man standing

Corporate debt in America
Bills, bills, bills

Free exchange
Levelling down
Science & technology

The new physics
Beyond the Standard Model
Culture

Art and aristocracy
Hearts of stone

Gaming the haj
To be a pilgrim

World in a dish
The braids of a loaf

Britain and Hong Kong
Perfidious Albion

Peter Higgs and his boson
Hide and seek

Back Story
The lives of Zelensky
Economic & financial indicators

Indicators
Economic data, commodities and markets
Graphic detail

Covid-19 vaccines
It could have been worse
The Economist explains

The Economist explains
Why is Georgia struggling to join the EU?

The Economist explains
Why are cluster munitions so dangerous?
Obituary

Peter Brook
The mystic of the stage

The world this week

Politics
Business
KAL’s cartoon
Leaders


Ukraine
How to win the long war
After doing well early in the war, Ukraine is losing ground. What next?

Rights and wrongs
After the shattering of Roe
America needs to find a better way to resolve its thorniest issues

Venture capital
The reckoning
The startup bust is bad, but not as bad as the dotcom fiasco

Global financial centres
A new order in Asia
Singapore is on top in Asian finance. The biggest risks to its primacy are at home

The missing
Mexico’s shame
Staggering numbers of Mexicans are disappearing. Here’s how to save some of them
Letters

Letters to the editor
On artificial intelligence, greener buildings, inventory cycles, the subjunctive, cheap wine
By Invitation


Tech and diplomacy
Linda Thomas-Greenfield believes the UN Security Council should make better use of technology
Nuclear energy
John Barrasso wants America to lead the world in nuclear energy
Briefing


The long war
On and on
Does a protracted conflict favour Russia or Ukraine?
Asia


Politics in Singapore
Open and shut
Sovereign debt in Laos
On the edge
Civil society in India
Feeling the chill
Resisting the Taliban
Indomitable valley
Banyan
Memory loss
China


The path to communism
Three steps to heaven
Work and education
Low school
Virtual private networks
Holes in the great firewall
Pandemic life
Speakeasies v snitches
United States


Reproductive rights
The fallout from overturning Roe
The Supreme Court
An end-of-term report
Gun laws
Win one, lose one
Swimming
Where have all the lifeguards gone?
Election integrity
Questions of trust
People-smuggling
A tragedy in Texas
Lexington
The courage of a conservative
Middle East & Africa


Congo’s unstable east
Echoes of war
Cashless economies
Digital stevedores
An Arab NATO
One shield to guard them all?
The war in Yemen
Safer at last
To shave—or not to shave
The great moustache comeback
The Americas


Crime
100,000 missing Mexicans
Disaster preparedness
Rain strain
Europe


NATO meets in Madrid
Back in business
Ukraine
Nest of vipers
Olaf Scholz
The quiet German
Russia and the Balkans
Changing friends
France
Jacket, tie, nationalism
Charlemagne
The Poles’ position
Britain


Energy security
Under the deep green sea
Asparagus
Getting picky
Scottish politics
The neverendum
Child care and growth
Home economics
Ill Met
Another blow for the Met
The 2021 census
Vanishing Londoners
Retailing
Boots off
Bagehot
Boz and Jez
International


Abortion
Severe complications
Business


Venture capitalism (1)
The great Silicon Valley shake-out
Venture capitalism (2)
The VC-industrial complex
Traditional medicine
A concoction a day
Fossil fuels and war
The Sakhalin exception
Bartleby
Beach reads for business folk
Schumpeter
Mars unwrapped
Finance & economics


Financial centres
A tale of three cities
The energy crunch
Power outrage
Surging inflation
The top of the hill
America’s inflation indices
The price of accuracy
Turkey’s economy
Creeping controls
Corporate takeovers
Sweet dealmaking
Buttonwood
Terms of surrender
Free exchange
Forward misguidance
Science & technology


Neuroscience
Butterflies of the soul
Human behaviour
Smell you later, alligator
Faecal transplants
A little something in the bank
Culture


Artists at war
No more “Swan Lake”
Mexican fiction
The pity of tiny feet
The Holocaust
Warning from hell
Regulating tech
Power to the people
Contemporary art
Eyes wide shut
Johnson
The miracle of writing
Economic & financial indicators

Indicators
Economic data, commodities and markets
Graphic detail


Gender quotas
Quotas on it
The Economist explains


The Economist explains
How consumer drones are changing warfare
The Economist explains
Why Britain is extending controversial tariffs on steel
Obituary


Gilberto Rodríguez Orejuela
King of cocaine

The world this week

Politics
Business
KAL’s cartoon

Leaders

The energy crisis
Power struggle

How to fix the world’s energy emergency without wrecking the climate

France
The man who fell to earth

Emmanuel Macron loses his majority in parliament. Can he now get anything done?

Global instability
Hungry and angry

A wave of unrest is coming. Here’s how to avert some of it

The euro zone
The ECB’s next headache

How fighting inflation could imperil the single currency

Britain’s growth crisis
Tiddlers, not titans

As new firms get bigger, the capital they need dries up
Letters

Letters to the editor
On nuclear weapons, California, Southern Baptists, animals, management
By Invitation

Russia and Ukraine
There will be African victims of Russia’s war, warn Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and Olusegun Obasanjo

Roe v Wade
Overturning abortion rights ignores freedoms awarded after slavery’s end, says Peggy Cooper Davis

Roe v Wade
Abortion would be best governed by legislatures, says O. Carter Snead
Briefing

Nuclear energy
Nuclear family

Energy security gives climate-friendly nuclear-power plants a new appeal. To make good on it they have to get easier to build
Asia

Illiberalism in Indonesia
Illusory extremists

Conservation in South-East Asia
A giant stingray in the Mekong

Afghanistan
Another disaster

Labour migration in Central Asia
From Moscow with money

Banyan
Exit stage left
China

Mental health
The thought police

Aircraft-carriers
Catapulting forward

The Taiwan Strait
Whose is it?

The metaphor still holds water
Hong Kong’s most famous floating restaurant sinks
United States

Asian-Americans
Pivot to Asia

Trans rights
Lost in conversion

Petrol politics
Pump and dump

California’s schools
Snoozzzzzze on

Religion in schools
A victory for God

Uranium
Fission impossible?

Lexington
The Biden-Harris problem
Middle East & Africa

Graft in South Africa
The rot that spread

South Africa
The longhorns and the law

Israel
Once more unto the booths

Saudi Arabia
Princes, purses and putters
The Americas

Colombia
Petrofied

Bello
Murder in the Amazon

Sex education
Birds, bees and not much else
Europe

French parliamentary elections
Jupiter waning

Ukraine’s weapons
Running on empty

Italy
The Putin effect

Slovenia
The turnaround

Spanish politics
The great riposte of Córdoba

Charlemagne
From bullets to bail-outs
Britain

Growth capital
Start up, fade away

Public art
Heavy metal

Public-sector pay
Wage fright

Horizon Europe
Science friction

Coastal erosion
Uncertain shore

Biology
Cultural history

Bagehot
Remainers’ cake problem
International

Global instability
From inflation to insurrection
Technology Quarterly

The energy transition
Electrical tension

Empowered demand
The people’s power

Energy storage
Beyond batteries

Cleaning up natural gas
Low-hanging fruit

Burning natural gas
The long goodbye

Going beyond the grid
Heat, hope and hydrogen

Climate technology
Acknowledgments
Business

Big tech and health care
Doctor Google will see you now

Health care
New pharm hands

The internet in China
NetUnease

Chipmaking
Why everyone wants Arm

Bartleby
Pity the managers

Schumpeter
Bean-counters v lion-tamers
Finance & economics

Property in America
Move fast and break things

The euro zone
Thrown for a loop

Italian debt
Whenever it breaks

Crypto carnage
Blockchain reaction

Fintech fizzles
The devil to pay

Buttonwood
After the fall

Asian exceptionalism (1)
Islands of price stability

Asian exceptionalism (2)
The BoJ v the markets

Green finance
A natural question

Free exchange
Into a void
Science & technology

Nuclear waste
Oubliette

Infertility
Unblocking the problem

Sputnik V vaccine
Irregular regularity

The world’s biggest bacterium
It can grow to be a centimetre long

Palaeontology
A story carved in ivory
Culture

Feminist history
The rule of three

America’s national anthem
Proof through the night

World in a dish
In the street kitchen

Cybercrime
The pirates of Pyongyang

Nuclear accidents
Ghosts in the machines

Back Story
Debussy to a disco beat
Economic & financial indicators

Indicators
Economic data, commodities and markets
Graphic detail

World food
Against the grain
The Economist explains

The Economist explains
What is stagflation, and might it make a comeback?

The Economist explains
Why are pilots in Ukraine firing rockets so clumsily?
Obituary

Roman Ratushny
Fight without end

The world this week

Politics
Business
KAL’s cartoon

Leaders

The world economy
Reinventing globalisation

Switching to a security-first model of globalisation would make the world more expensive and dangerous

Latin America
How democracies decay

A vicious circle of economic stagnation, popular frustration and polarised politics offers a warning to the West

Monetary policy
The week central banks changed course

With inflation soaring and markets convulsing, the contradictions in monetary policy are being exposed

Ukraine and the European Union
Ever wider

The EU should declare Ukraine a candidate for membership

Climate change
Constructive improvements

The property industry has a huge carbon footprint. Here’s how to reduce it

Getting Brexit done
The misrule of law

Britain’s bill to override the Northern Ireland protocol is a terrible idea
Letters

Letters to the editor
On nuclear weapons, California, Southern Baptists, animals, management
By Invitation

Ukraine and the EU
Allowing Ukraine into the EU is not the right move for now, say Luuk van Middelaar and Hans Kribbe

Russia and Ukraine
Moldova’s deputy prime minister urges the EU to expand its membership
Briefing

World trade
Chain reaction

After years of anxious speculation, the structure of the world’s supply chains is now clearly changing
Asia

Indian defence
Take my arms

Cannabis in Japan
Halfway high

Refugees in Bangladesh
School’s out

Gay rights
Pride and groom

Banyan
General unease
China

International diplomacy
Non-interfering mediation

China and America
In need of guardrails

Covid-19
The new normal

Virtual idols
Real problems

Chaguan
Wrong’uns, not rights
United States

Working with friends and allies
A tale of two NATOs

The Defence Production Act
Wartime, all the time

Road safety
Truth kills

New York City
Nothing to fear but fear itself?

Gun control
A deal at last

Bitcoin miners
More power to them?

Lexington
The criminal case against Donald Trump
Middle East & Africa

America’s latest policy
Change you can’t believe in

Syria and its president
Gobbling up whatever is left

Uganda
The son also rises

Haircutonomics
Cutting costs
The Americas

El Salvador
Cryptocracy

Colombia
Here comes Rodolfo

Bello
Ecuador reverts to type
Europe

EU enlargement
The unclubbable in pursuit of the unwelcoming

Rebuilding Ukraine
The $500bn question

Ukraine’s weapons plea
Keeping faith

Germany’s China policy
A new yawn

French legislative elections
Losing his grip

Charlemagne
NATO’s loose cannon
Britain

Urban growth
A population puzzle

Brexit
Forms, frustration and fans

People-smuggling
Traffic flights

Politics
The progressive pincer

Religion
Conversion rates

Bagehot
Under the hood
International

The future of tank warfare
Old-model army
Special report

Latin America
A grim period

Social trends
Changing identities

Education
A loss of learning

The economy
Stalled

The state
Captive states, misrule of law

Latin America in the world
Uncle Sam or the dragon

The future
Agreement or anomie?

Latin America
Sources and acknowledgments
Business

The car industry
The great Teslafication

Sports broadcasting
Bowled out

Management
Human capital in the 21st century

Bartleby
Work, the wasted years

Schumpeter
The too-much-of-everything store
Finance & economics

The Fed and inflation
Eight days that shook the markets

The European Central Bank
Moment of truth

Buttonwood
Inequity in equities

China’s economy
A non-fungible policy

Greening property
A tall order

Free exchange
Don’t bet on Beveridge
Science & technology

Artillery technology
Engineering the god of war

Stent technology
Painting with platelets

Pandemics
And you thought covid was bad
Culture

Power and planning in Ethiopia
Make me a city

Artistic mysteries
The other da Vinci code

The wisdom of “Mother Night”
War and words

The American mall
Walking the floors

The Wirecard scandal
Wire fraud

Johnson
Far be it from me
Economic & financial indicators

Indicators
Economic data, commodities and markets
Graphic detail

Slavery in America
The harshest affliction
The Economist explains

The Economist explains
Could artificial intelligence become sentient?

The Economist explains
Why countries change names
Obituary

Paula Rego
Paint power