The Economist [Fri, 04 Sep 2020] by calibre instant download

The Economist [Fri, 04 Sep 2020] by calibre instant download

本期文章:

Politics this week

Business this week

KAL’s cartoon

Politics: America’s ugly election

A prime minister’s legacy: How Abe Shinzo changed Japan

High finance in China: The exception

Digital ID cards: Time for proof

Rwanda: Nowhere to hide

On coming out, competition, the Midwest, Turkey, John Snow, York: Letters to the editor

America’s presidential election: A house divided

Swing states: The suburban strategy

Polls and nerves: Shorting volatility

Inclusivity v fairness: Vitrix ludorum

NYC’s MTA: Train wreck

Lexington: It’s the covid-economy, stupid

Brazil: An increasingly prickly partnership

Canada and the United States: Frontier friendship

Japanese politics: A new story at last

Feminism in Pakistan: No shrinking violets

Covid-19 in India: Double whammy

Taiwan: Unambiguously dangerous

Banyan: Three-finger salute

Education reform: Testy times

Inner Mongolia: Mongolingualism

Chaguan: Keeping a grip

United Nations peacekeeping in Congo: Blue helmet blues

Rwanda’s celebrated hotel manager: We don’t need another hero

Elections in Burkina Faso: Sacking the voters

Lebanon: The sultan et le président

Egyptian politics: Defendant number 54,000,000

France: The man with le Plan

Belarus and Russia: A distorted picture

Germany’s envoy to Poland: Not much of a welcome

Animal rights in the Netherlands: Not fur sale

Charlemagne: Politicians or technocrats?

Boris Johnson: Could do better

Dog-walking: Parading the pooch

Brexit negotiations: Deal or no deal?

Covid-19 in England: A summer break

The housing market: Flatlining

5G: Moobile networks

Rave revival: Third summer of love

Bagehot: The Lib Dems might just fly again

The digitisation of government: Paper travails

Prosus: Winner’s curse

Wizz Air: Rising in the east

Japanese business: Rebalancing act

Berkshire Hathaway’s Japanese bet: Buffett bets on Japan

Bartleby: After the fall

Indian business: Over-Reliance

TikTok: Limbo dance

Schumpeter: Reconstituted

Financial coupling in China: Present tense, future market

The Federal Reserve: New job description

Indian finance: Silent no more

Campaign finance: Wall Street’s money

World Bank: Unease of Doing Business

Buttonwood: Impaired visibility

Free exchange: Parting shot

A social turn: Hard work and black swans

Military strategy: What motivates the dogs of war?

Brain-computer interfaces: And pigs may drive

Forensic botany: Murder will out

Psychology: Lucid dreams

Violence and music: Drilling down

Johnson: Lost in dictation

Myrmecology: A bug’s life

Abe Shinzo: Family man

Home Entertainment: Assassin’s creed

Economic data, commodities and markets

Air pollution: Blue skies turn grey

Chadwick Boseman: To be a king

Global news and current affairs from a European perspective. Best downloaded on Friday mornings (GMT)