Much to repair: Biden’s first day on the job
The watchword was unity as Joe Biden took office—he struck a calming tone and got immediately to work. We...
Much to repair: Biden’s first day on the job
The watchword was unity as Joe Biden took office—he struck a calming tone and got immediately to work. We...
How has Einstein’s work on photons ushered in a golden age of light? Oliver Morton, The Economist's briefings...
Costly disbelief: covid-19 ravages Brazil again
Desperate scenes in the city of Manaus may foretell a dire wave throughout the country. A misguided sense of...
What will the new president’s plans mean for the American economy—and for its partners and rivals around...
Hell no, we won’t grow: Indian farmers’ mass protests
Hundreds of thousands of farmers have participated in protests around Delhi, demonstrating against laws that they say...
Landed, in trouble: Alexei Navalny returns to Russia
The opposition leader was detained as soon as he arrived—but President Vladimir Putin has no good options for...
Editor’s Picks: January 18th 2021
A selection of three essential articles read aloud from the latest issue of The Economist. This week: Donald...
In the last week of his presidency Donald Trump is being purged from the political mainstream. Congress has impeached...
Bold Wine in new battles: Uganda’s election
After a violent campaign in which the opposition candidate Bobi Wine was extensively intimidated, authorities imposed...
The Economist Asks: Jimmy Wales
As Wikipedia turns 20, we ask its founder Jimmy Wales how “the free encyclopedia that anyone can edit”...
Two-timer: Trump impeached, again
Some House Republicans broke ranks, joining Democrats to hand President Donald Trump an ignominious distinction. Our...
Babbage: Innovation’s new wave
Covid-19 has catalysed scientific advancement and boosted technological optimism. Could innovation be the answer to...
Trial ensnarer: human-rights law’s new tool
War criminals and their ilk often evade justice solely because of squabbling over who can be tried where. But a rise...
Money Talks: Testing their metals
Despite the economic catastrophe of the pandemic, prices of goods such as copper, iron ore and soya beans are...
You don’t say: tech’s Trump bans
Moves to shutter the president’s accounts and to crimp corners of the internet given to right-wing extremism...
Wrest wing: the bid to oust Trump
Today Democratic lawmakers will begin attempts to remove President Donald Trump. It could fail, or be...
Editor’s Picks: January 11th 2021
A selection of three essential articles read aloud from the latest issue of The Economist. This week: the shame and...
Checks and Balance: American carnage
President Trump stood on the Capitol steps at his inauguration and promised to stop “this American...
The longer arm of the law: Hong Kong
A national-security law imposed by Beijing had not, until this week, bared its teeth; the arrests of dozens of...
The Economist Asks: Margaret MacMillan
After the shocking scenes in Washington DC this week, we ask war historian Margaret MacMillan if violence is an...
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