The Economist
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- How is Britain doing under Labour?
The article examines Britain's performance under the Labour government using a monthly tracker to assess if the administration meets voter expectations.
- Taking the shine off: albedo and global temperatures
The article discusses the impact of albedo on global temperatures and covers the rising cocaine trade in West Africa and the persistent scarcity of female breadwinners.
- AI fuels small businesses in America
The article highlights how artificial intelligence is supporting small businesses in America, as featured in the latest issue of The Economist.
- Mexico’s president stops turning the other cheek
Mexico’s president Claudia Sheinbaum has stopped maintaining her usual calm demeanor in response to Donald Trump's attacks on her political party.
- Checks and Balance newsletter: Democrats are in a state of convulsion
The Checks and Balance newsletter reports on internal conflict within the Democratic Party between moderates and the left. Charlotte Howard, the US editor, highlights this divide.
- The Big Mac index turns 40
The Big Mac index has reached its 40th anniversary. The article is featured in the latest issue of The Economist.
- Can America retrain workers before AI leaves them behind?
The article discusses the need for America to retrain workers in the face of AI advancements and emphasizes the importance of investing in employees as much as in technological infrastructure like chips.
- Ukraine needs the EU to force it to reform
Ukraine requires the European Union to compel it to implement reforms, as its government is avoiding the necessary efforts for EU membership.
- What will Kevin Warsh do if America’s economy breaks?
The article explores Kevin Warsh's potential response to economic instability in America, as the Federal Reserve faces risks from declining AI stocks and rising oil prices.
- India’s monsoon is getting weirder
India's monsoon patterns are becoming more erratic, leading to increased occurrences of extreme weather events. The article highlights a shift toward more unpredictable and severe climatic conditions during the monsoon season.
- Forget gold and copper. Africa’s latest boom is in blueberries and oranges
Africa is experiencing a boom in blueberry and orange exports, shifting focus from traditional commodities like gold and copper. The surge in fruit exports highlights the potential of high-value agriculture to drive industrialisation.
- Andy Burnham passes his first test
Andy Burnham passes his first test as Bev Craig, representing the new-look Labour Party, secures a victory in Manchester. Opposition parties are described as struggling in this political development.
- The war on animal research
A powerful activist group is targeting animal research, which they claim is being threatened by their actions. The article highlights the impact of this activism on scientific progress.
- Javier Milei’s Odysseus act
Javier Milei is overhauling the central bank. Winning elections remains a key priority.
- Omission accomplished: why the Iran-war cycle spins on
The article discusses the ongoing Iran-war cycle and mentions a podcast covering China's expanding AI export market and a tribute to Wally Funk.
- What the Big Mac index reveals about a global currency beef
The Big Mac index reveals insights into global currency issues and highlights economic problems while offering potential solutions.
- Despite 40 years of our Big Mac index, currencies are still mispriced
The article discusses how currencies remain mispriced despite 40 years of the Big Mac index, suggesting that three McDonald’s trips offer a simpler alternative to understanding exchange-rate theory.
- Narendra Modi is on a quest to regain his aura
Narendra Modi is attempting to restore his public image through efforts to address concerns raised by recent student protests in India. The government is analyzing these protests to inform its strategies.
- South Korea’s stock-market boom is collapsing spectacularly
South Korea's stock-market boom is collapsing, which may indicate potential future economic challenges.
- Brave New whirl: Turkey’s opposition overhaul
The article discusses an overhaul in Turkey’s opposition, a surrogacy scandal in German politics, and how career advice is failing Gen Z.
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