The Economist [Fri, 12 Feb 2021] by calibre instant download
本期文章:
Politics this week
Business this week
KAL’s cartoon
The pandemic: How well will vaccines work?
The world economy: Inflategate
Human rights: How to talk about Xinjiang
Reducing child poverty: An end to exceptionalism
Life, the universe and everything: Alien dreams
On Scotland, GameStop, markets, innovation, primaries, baseball, Rizlas: Letters to the editor
Vaccine efficacy: Obstacle course
Vaccine hesitancy: Broken arrow
Astrobiology: Come out, come out, wherever you are!
Congress: Swing voters
Social media and anti-vaxxers: Likes and protein spikes
Election administration: Count-22
Presidential libraries: The shrining
Oregon’s drugs policy: Trail blazers
America and China: Genocide aside
Lexington: Speak easy
Cuba and Venezuela: Practically perfect
Colombia: Activists amid anarchy
Bello: Ecuador’s politics of the negative
The Tokyo Olympics: Olympic gory
Protests in Myanmar: Don’t putsch me
Banyan: Cool it or blow?
Bangladesh’s army: Wallets at the ready
Noise complaints in South Korea: Hell is other people
Geopolitics in the Pacific: Palm-fringed fury
Repression in Tibet: Accept these gifts, or else
Online debate: Suddenly, space for free-thinkers
Chaguan: Working together, but in parallel
America and the Middle East: New sheriff in town
Libya: Fourth time lucky
The Horn of Africa: Adding to the chaos
Congolese politics: The president pounces
Kenya’s rose-tinted spectacle: Flower power
Education and covid-19: A tale of two colleges
France: The president’s dilemma
Turkey: Lesbian, gay, bi and terrorist?
Pets and covid-19: Canine crushes
Italian politics: No time for foot-Draghing
Charlemagne: They told you so
National Health Service: Hands on
Rule-breaking: Going underground
Sino-British relations: No longer glistening
Exporting vaccine: Good global citizens
Business and the economy: A firm footing
Travel restrictions: Grounded
Internal borders: No place like home
Bagehot: The price of acceptance
Freedom of speech: Inconvenient truths
The future of travel: The age of the wheelie-bag
The airline industry: No heads in the clouds
The environmental damage: Emission days
Business travel: Video-conferencing rules
Corporate jets: High flyers
Testing and vaccines: Well travelled
Tourism: The holiday only just began
The future: Faster, higher, longer
Sources and acknowledgments
Corporate earnings: Harbingers of boom
Unions v big tech: Labour coders
Privatisations in India: Flogging the family lead
Anglo-German business ties: From bad to wurst
Bartleby: Diary of a plague year
Schumpeter: Alpha pipers
Emerging economies: Some pleasant fiscal arithmetic
Commodities: Twin peaks
Picking up pace: Inflation will rise in the coming months
Bank bosses: Fresh blood
Buttonwood: Crossbar challenge
Trade policy in America: Rinse and repeat
Free exchange: Targeting practice
The American Association for the Advancement of Science: Both ends against the middle
Oncology: Precisely!
Sustainable construction: Urban growth
Silicon chats: Conversational computers have come a long way
Scientists and aliens: Black-sky thinking
Robert Maxwell: A made-up life
Caste and gender in India: Death traps
Johnson: At a loss for words
Covid-19 vaccines: Jabs and jab-nots
Paul Crutzen: Seer of the Anthropocene
Economic data, commodities and markets
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