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“The United States is not Russia's geopolitical enemy,” Fiona Hill tells @AnneMcElvoy. So why does Russia continue to see America as a threat? Listen to “The Economist Asks”
In two hours SCOTUS hears a case with significant implications for voting rights in 2022 and beyond. My wee @TheEconomist preview
Joe Biden regrets no longer being able to benefit from the wisdom of George Shultz, who died this month. On “Checks and Balance” our obituaries editor profiles the man who negotiated the first arms-control treaty
As news from Ethiopia’s Tigray region emerges, claims of war crimes are mounting. On “The Intelligence” @TomGardner18 unpicks an increasingly complex civil war
The European Union may introduce a type of vaccine passport, Ursula von der Leyen has said. Our film looks at the many ways covid-19 will change the way we travel
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China’s social media teems with snarky views of the country’s biggest firms and tycoons. @S_Rabinovitch tells “The Intelligence” that young people are going a bit…Maoist
Today on “The Intelligence”: war-crimes reports mount in Ethiopia, anti-capitalist tirades go viral in China and France’s skiing industry faces an uphill struggle
America’s energy infrastructure is ageing—some 70% of large power transformers and transmission lines are at least 25 years old and 60% of circuit breakers are 30 years or older
Even if the definition of ecocide is adopted by the International Criminal Court, it will not prevent it occurring. But it could help set norms for acceptable behaviour
Although nobody in Congo keeps reliable death statistics, hospitals report a spike in mortality over the past few months
Why the British prime minister’s job is an impossible one
The case against Nicolas Sarkozy, former French president, is known as the “eavesdropping” affair
Smuggled into the covid-relief bill is an overdue fix for Obamacare
The ceremony’s organisers, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, had almost been buried in an avalanche of bad publicity just beforehand
A new phase in global tech competition is under way. Big tech's big dust-up could bring big changes to the digital economy. Our cover this week
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