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The Economist | World News, Economics, Politics, Business & Finance

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Authoritative global news and analysis. Offering fair-minded, fact-checked coverage of world politics, economics, business, science and tech, culture and more

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site_name The Economist
title The Economist | World News, Economics, Politics, Business & Finance
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description Authoritative global news and analysis. Offering fair-minded, fact-checked coverage of world politics, economics, business, science and tech, culture and more
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  • [H1] The Economist | World News, Economics, Politics, Business & Finance
  • [H2] Opinion
  • [H2] Current topics
  • [H2] Current topics
  • [H2] World
  • [H2] In depth
  • [H2] Business & economics
  • [H2] Culture & society
  • [H2] More
  • [H2] The world in brief
  • [H2] This week
  • [H2] World news
  • [H2] War in Ukraine
  • [H2] Business, finance and economics
  • [H2] Summer reads
  • [H2] Britain’s NHS at 75
  • [H2] Stories most read by subscribers
  • [H2] Science & technology
  • [H2] Weekly edition: July 8th 2023
  • [H2] Special reports: July 8th 2023
  • [H2] Keep updated
  • [H2] The Economist
  • [H2] The Economist Group
  • [H3] Included in your subscription
  • [H3] Ukraine at war
  • [H3] Summer reads
  • [H3] A-Z of military terms
  • [H3] The Intelligence
  • [H3] A new era of high-tech war has begun
  • [H3] The world needs more battery metals. Time to mine the seabed
  • [H3] Labour’s cabinet would be Britain’s most state-educated since 1945
  • [H3] Senegal’s President Macky Sall says he won’t stand for a third term
  • [H3] Bagehot: Britons turn into Borat when it comes to health, housing and avocados
  • [H3] Daily chart: Drug-trafficking networks are expanding into new territories
  • [H3] Mary Jackson has turned sweetgrass basketry into a fine-art form
  • [H3] Ukraine at war
  • [H3] Summer reads
  • [H3] A-Z of military terms
  • [H3] The Intelligence
  • [H3] The most important political stories this week
  • [H3] The most important stories in the business world this week
  • [H3] Letters to the editor
  • [H3] KAL’s cartoon
  • [H3] What MBS wants from Joe Biden
  • [H3] Why China should be friendlier to its neighbours
  • [H3] Britain’s tough asylum plans are held up in court and by the Lords
  • [H3] Hong Kong puts a price on the heads of democracy activists
  • [H3] Vladimir Putin’s useful idiots
  • [H3] Ukraine wants American cluster bombs—quickly
  • [H3] How oceans became new technological battlefields
  • [H3] .css-ueuhp8{color:var(--ds-color-london-5);font-weight:500;}Explainer: Can Russia’s navy thwart attacks by repainting its ships?
  • [H3] Economists draw swords over how to fix inflation
  • [H3] The Musk-Zuckerberg social-media smackdown
  • [H3] In its tech war with America, China brings out the big guns
  • [H3] Can a viable industry emerge from the hydrogen shakeout?
  • [H3] East Asia’s new family portrait
  • [H3] .css-1o7sspp{color:var(--ds-color-london-5);font-weight:700;}Explainer: Why Hong Kong is criminalising a song
  • [H3] What the rise of student consulting clubs means
  • [H3] How to design better flags
  • [H3] To survive, Britain’s NHS must stop fixating on hospital care
  • [H3] How to fix the NHS
  • [H3] The NHS in England gets a plan for fixing its broken workforce
  • [H3] Britain’s NHS has never seen industrial action on this scale
  • [H3] Vladimir Putin’s useful idiots
  • [H3] The Musk-Zuckerberg social-media smackdown
  • [H3] The war in Ukraine shows how technology is changing the battlefield
  • [H3] Economists draw swords over how to fix inflation
  • [H3] A new era of high-tech war has begun
  • [H3] Thousands of species of animals probably have consciousness
  • [H3] The future of war: A special report
  • [H3] Battlefield lessons
  • [H3] Podcasts
  • [H3] Will aviators ever kick their carbon habit?
  • [H3] Meta’s Threads app has better odds of usurping Twitter than previous clones had
  • [H3] An interview with Vint Cerf, one of the “fathers of the internet”
  • [H3] Films
  • [H3] The future of war
  • [H3] How to illustrate a weakened dictator
  • [H3] How to speed the shift away from fossil fuels
  • [H3] 1843 magazine
  • [H3] Dark, damp and deathly: inside a hospital on Ukraine’s front line
  • [H3] A Ukrainian sniper called Lucky dreams of vengeance
  • [H3] Russians join the resistance with pirate radio and Tinder
  • [H3] Climate change
  • [H3] Can a viable industry emerge from the hydrogen shakeout?
  • [H3] Copper is unexpectedly getting cheaper
  • [H3] How misfiring environmentalism risks harming the world’s poor
  • [H3] By Invitation
  • [H3] Thames Water may be troubled but privatisation has served Britain well, argues Michael Howard
  • [H3] David Eaves on the promise and pitfalls of digital government
  • [H3] Alexander Gabuev on China’s strategic calculations after the turmoil in Russia
  • [H3] Graphic detail
  • [H3] Drug-trafficking networks are expanding into new territories
  • [H3] Prescription rules for obesity drugs may unfairly exclude non-whites
  • [H3] Can America’s stockmarket rally last?
  • [H3] The Economist explains
  • [H3] Why Hong Kong is criminalising a song
  • [H3] Can Russia’s navy thwart attacks by repainting its ships?
  • [H3] Why America has rejoined UNESCO
  • [H3] The Economist reads
  • [H3] What to read (and listen to) about South Africa
  • [H3] What to read (and watch) to understand Saudi Arabia
  • [H3] What to read to understand modern Poland
  • [H4] Did privatisation fail Britain?
  • [H4] East Asia needs a social revolution
  • [H4] Don’t blame greedflation
  • [H4] Achilles goes to the office

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Skip to content intern natürliche Links
Ukraine at war intern natürliche Links
Summer reads intern natürliche Links
A-Z of military terms intern natürliche Links
The Intelligence intern natürliche Links
A new era of high-tech war has begun intern natürliche Links
The world needs more battery metals. Time to mine the seabed intern natürliche Links
Labour’s cabinet would be Britain’s most state-educated since 1945 intern natürliche Links
Senegal’s President Macky Sall says he won’t stand for a third term intern natürliche Links
Bagehot: Britons turn into Borat when it comes to health, housing and avocados intern natürliche Links
Daily chart: Drug-trafficking networks are expanding into new territories intern natürliche Links
Mary Jackson has turned sweetgrass basketry into a fine-art form intern natürliche Links
The most important political stories this week intern natürliche Links
The most important stories in the business world this week intern natürliche Links
Letters to the editor intern natürliche Links
KAL’s cartoon intern natürliche Links
What MBS wants from Joe Biden intern natürliche Links
Why China should be friendlier to its neighbours intern natürliche Links
Britain’s tough asylum plans are held up in court and by the Lords intern natürliche Links
Hong Kong puts a price on the heads of democracy activists intern natürliche Links
Vladimir Putin’s useful idiots intern natürliche Links
Ukraine wants American cluster bombs—quickly intern natürliche Links
How oceans became new technological battlefields intern natürliche Links
Economists draw swords over how to fix inflation intern natürliche Links
The Musk-Zuckerberg social-media smackdown intern natürliche Links
In its tech war with America, China brings out the big guns intern natürliche Links
Can a viable industry emerge from the hydrogen shakeout? intern natürliche Links
East Asia’s new family portrait intern natürliche Links
What the rise of student consulting clubs means intern natürliche Links
How to design better flags intern natürliche Links
To survive, Britain’s NHS must stop fixating on hospital care intern natürliche Links
How to fix the NHS intern natürliche Links
The NHS in England gets a plan for fixing its broken workforce intern natürliche Links
Britain’s NHS has never seen industrial action on this scale intern natürliche Links
Vladimir Putin’s useful idiots intern natürliche Links
The Musk-Zuckerberg social-media smackdown intern natürliche Links
The war in Ukraine shows how technology is changing the battlefield intern natürliche Links
Economists draw swords over how to fix inflation intern natürliche Links
A new era of high-tech war has begun intern natürliche Links
Thousands of species of animals probably have consciousness intern natürliche Links
Podcasts intern natürliche Links
Will aviators ever kick their carbon habit? intern natürliche Links
An interview with Vint Cerf, one of the “fathers of the internet” intern natürliche Links
Films intern natürliche Links
The future of war intern natürliche Links
How to illustrate a weakened dictator intern natürliche Links
How to speed the shift away from fossil fuels intern natürliche Links
1843 magazine intern natürliche Links
Dark, damp and deathly: inside a hospital on Ukraine’s front line intern natürliche Links
A Ukrainian sniper called Lucky dreams of vengeance intern natürliche Links
Russians join the resistance with pirate radio and Tinder intern natürliche Links
Climate change intern natürliche Links
Copper is unexpectedly getting cheaper intern natürliche Links
How misfiring environmentalism risks harming the world’s poor intern natürliche Links
By Invitation intern natürliche Links
Thames Water may be troubled but privatisation has served Britain well, argues Michael Howard intern natürliche Links
David Eaves on the promise and pitfalls of digital government intern natürliche Links
Alexander Gabuev on China’s strategic calculations after the turmoil in Russia intern natürliche Links
Graphic detail intern natürliche Links
Prescription rules for obesity drugs may unfairly exclude non-whites intern natürliche Links
Can America’s stockmarket rally last? intern natürliche Links
The Economist explains intern natürliche Links
Why Hong Kong is criminalising a song intern natürliche Links
Can Russia’s navy thwart attacks by repainting its ships? intern natürliche Links
Why America has rejoined UNESCO intern natürliche Links
The Economist reads intern natürliche Links
What to read (and listen to) about South Africa intern natürliche Links
What to read (and watch) to understand Saudi Arabia intern natürliche Links
What to read to understand modern Poland intern natürliche Links

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