How to save the Supreme Court

Russia and Ukraine

Tanvi Madan explains why India is not in Russia’s camp

Russia and Ukraine

Senator Bob Menendez says that the work of helping Ukraine has only just begun

The draft seen round the world

How the end of Roe v Wade will affect American politics

Few tools to give them

Because of Ukraine, America’s arsenal of democracy is depleting

Capitol Hillbilly

Fear of illegal immigrants helps J.D. Vance triumph in Ohio’s primaries

Population trends

California’s demography is at odds with the old California Dream

Reporting for duty

A new, progressive sheriff in New Orleans

Lexington

Evan McMullin’s run against extremism in Utah is working, so far

Hub for a hemisphere

If Latin America has a commercial capital, it is Miami

Wrecking ball

Mexico’s president takes on the electoral system

The name of the father

Another Ferdinand Marcos is set to become president of the Philippines

A koalossal problem

Australian scientists are jabbing koalas against chlamydia

Heat and no light

Indian power plants are running out of coal

Dangerous waters

South Korea’s incoming president faces a tough tenure

Banyan

Russia’s war is causing hunger in Asia

Base instincts

China wants to increase its military presence abroad

Ready to run

China’s young elite are considering moving abroad

Name and shame

Why the Chinese government has embraced morality councils

Chaguan

China unveils its vision of a global security order

Boy problems

Why Arab schoolboys are getting trounced by girls

Written by the victors

A lavish drama tries to rally Egyptians with dark memories

Pumped dry

Why fuel shortages are spreading across Africa

The paradox of untapped riches

How market failures are holding Africa back

Bearing the brunt

Europe’s hard-hit east is pushing the toughest response in Ukraine

After the honeymoon

Austria is rethinking its cosy ties with Russia

The next target?

Moldova is trying to stay out of Russia’s war with Ukraine

Bugging out

Spyware in Spain targeted the prime minister and his enemies

How things are done in Odessa

Odessa strives for normality despite Russia’s war

Charlemagne

France’s re-elected President Emmanuel Macron wants to govern differently

Dirty capital

Why is London so attractive to tainted foreign money?

Isolated incidence

Life for Britons in care homes is still full of restrictions

Nutrient neutrality

Britain is tackling river pollution by going after the wrong culprits

Drill down

The British police unit helping remove drill-music videos from the web

Take back contrôle

Britain has become unexpectedly European

Bagehot

British politics is stuck in a 1990s time-warp

Press freedom is under attack

The quantified self

Wearable devices are connecting health care to daily life

One ring to rule them all

Wearable devices measure a growing array of health indicators

Killer apps, saving lives

Apps interpreting data from wearable devices are helping people to live better

Digital therapeutics

Some health apps are able not just to diagnose diseases, but also to treat them

The pulse of the people

Data from wearable devices are changing disease surveillance and medical research

Sources and acknowledgments

Alibaba and the 40 officials

Can Chinese big tech learn to love Big Brother?

Ottomanpower

Turkish builders are thriving in Africa

Palm roiled

The war in Ukraine is rocking the market for edible oils

Digital decongestants

A flotilla of startups wants to streamline global supply chains

Bartleby

Why working from anywhere isn’t realistic

Schumpeter

Facebook’s retirement plan

Braced for impact

The Fed’s balance-sheet is about to shrink. Wall Street is not ready

Flee market

China’s erratic policies are terrifying investors

Selling off the piggy bank

India begins the privatisation of its huge life-insurance company

‘Tis but a flesh wound

Russia’s economy is back on its feet

Mr Cook, tear down this wall

Watchdogs take a swipe at Apple Pay

Land of the crashing yen

Will an ever feebler currency save or sink Japan’s economy?

Zombie defence

Desperate Lebanese depositors are taking their banks to court

Buttonwood

Who wins from carnage in the credit markets?

Free exchange

Why long-term economic growth often disappoints

Aerial surveillance

The spy in the sky that sees backwards in time

Future aircraft

Digital twins in cockpits will help planes look after themselves

Animal health

Gut bacteria may help combat nematode infestations in sheep

Grid inertia

Green power needs more than just solar panels and wind turbines

Combating diseases

Bill Gates explains “How to Prevent the Next Pandemic”

Home Entertainment

“The Good Soldier Svejk” and the idiocy of war

Shipping shenanigans

What really happened when pirates attacked the Brillante Virtuoso?

A campaigning Japanese film-maker

Hara Kazuo’s documentaries speak for the downtrodden

Speculative fiction

In “The Candy House” Jennifer Egan takes on tech

Johnson

The real problem with dangling participles

Church and choice

Religion, not gender, is the best predictor of views on abortion

Travels with a piano

Franz Mohr was the man who made great concerts possible