The Economist [Fri, 02 Jul 2021] by calibre instant download
本期文章:
Politics this week
Business this week
KAL’s cartoon
If biohackers injected themselves with mRNA: Freedom to tinker
If America tackled its opioid crisis: The other epidemic
If a deadly heat wave hit India: A tale of two cities
If everyone’s nutrition was personalised: You are what you eat
If smartphones became personal health assistants: An Apple a day
If marmosets lived on the Moon: Mrs Chippy’s benediction
If dementia was preventable and treatable: Novel treatments
If an AI won the Nobel prize for medicine: Rage against the machine
If germ theory had caught on sooner: Germ of an idea
After the pandemic: The long goodbye
Holding elections: The real risk to America’s democracy
Heatwaves: Mercury rising
Hong Kong as a financial centre: Code red
Europeans in Britain: A vote of confidence
Letters to the editor: On Afghanistan, Tesla, UNESCO, Brazil, Geordies
Covid-19 variants: Coats of many colours
Republicans and elections: Razing Arizona
Title 42: Border disorder
UFOs: The truth is not out there
Lexington: There goes the neighbourhood
Cuba: Serve the people
Indigenous Canadians: Searching for the truth
Bello: Mestizaje, reality and myth
North Korea’s economy: Taking back control
South Indian politics: Meet the Dravidian Stalin
Hygiene and culture: Return to sento
Malaysian politics: Schrödinger’s government
Banyan: Hindustani at heart
The Chinese navy: Carry that weight
Youth culture: Giving up, lying down
Chaguan: It works until it doesn’t
Covid-19 in Africa: Third time unlucky
South Africa: Another kind of capture
Ethiopia’s civil war: Defeat in the mountains
Egypt and Gaza: Sisi sees an opportunity
Food in the Gulf: Kitchen inconsequential
Germany, Greece and Turkey: Shifting the balance
Foreign aid: Unsustained development goals
Montenegro: Darkness shrouds the mountain
Obituary: Dick Leonard: Mr Europe
Charlemagne: Politics by other means
EU migrants: The five million
Anti-lockdown protests: Opposites attract
Economic statistics: A piece of the puzzle
Government subsidies: Helping handout
Pet theft: Paw patrol
City lawyers: Suiting up
Pity the drug-peddler: Dealing, with stress
Bagehot: The comeback kid
Home entertainment: The attention recession
The future of offices (1): A hybrid new world
The future of offices (2): Edifice complexities
Big tech and antitrust: Is Facebook a monopolist?
Bartleby: The perils of PR
The film business: Curtain-raiser
Schumpeter: Raining on the parade
The economics of lockdowns: Lives v livelihoods
House prices in America: On the simmer
Banks in Hong Kong: Culture clash
Buttonwood: Carrying on
Free exchange: A decade of Chinese lessons
Urban environments: The constant gardener
Medical testing: Virtually real
Palaeoanthropology: A new human species?
Exploration and conquest: The ocean within
New British fiction: Home sweet home
Memory and mourning: In the name of the son
The future of war: Computer says go
Johnson: Check your privilege
Economic data, commodities and markets
Pandemic lifestyles: Back to the future
Milkha Singh: Running as religion
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