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America’s presidential election
The anti-globalist MAGA enthusiast is more consequential than the average veep pick
The bull’s big blind spot
Investors’ exuberance in the face of political ructions is unlikely to pay off
The Middle East
Even if there is a ceasefire, its prospects are grim
A profligate president
Investors have started to worry
Avian influenza
As isolated human cases of H5N1 emerge, now is the time to prepare
Chokka chokey
With no room for new prisoners, something has to change
On AI and war, peer review, renewable energy, salmon farms, drugs in Canada, football, legal advice
Breaking good
Games over?
Glad-handing and grinding teeth
He may damage relations with Israel’s indispensable protector
When the shooting stops
Aid, policing, reconstruction—everything is even harder than it sounds
The emperor’s reign
Off-target
Day of the jackals
Courting chutzpah
Dem dilemmas
Politics for profit
Lexington
The Brazilian economy
An overmighty Congress
Bitcoin mining
Indo-Chinese relations
Too much and not enough
To ban or not to ban
Bay of dreams
The Chinese tech scene
Fuelling outrage
Trickle-down economics
Chasing ghosts
Chaguan
A railway boom
Creeping authoritarianism
Students of destruction
While stocks last
Racing against time
Romanian doctor training
Fifty years on
Charlemagne
Cell signals
Penguins v modernism
Shein on?
Blast off!
BNO visas
Bagehot
The Geneva Conventions at 75
Research developments
Lower your aspirations
Married, with chiding
Wiz kid
Shop lifting
Bartleby
Schumpeter
Matadors gather
Buttonwood
Results season
Tokyo drift
Sour spot
Yes, please
Free exchange
Artificial intelligence
Epidemiology
Pied-à-lune
Critical moment
Water world
Gangsters-in-chief
Moving the goalposts
The telephone game
Can we have a word?
Screen time
The Economist reads
Indicators
Let’s talk about sex