The Economist [Fri, 19 Feb 2021] by calibre instant download
本期文章:
Politics this week
Business this week
KAL’s cartoon
Decarbonising America: America’s better future
Italy: Another chance
Capital-raising on Wall Street: Spactacular
India’s jobs market: Many hands, light work
Fighting jihadists: Macron’s African mission
On nuclear weapons, J.B. Priestley, China, covid-19, protests, Moore’s law, sheds: Letters to the editor
Decarbonising America: The switch
A perfect storm: Light a candle for the kids
Impeachment: Marred but at largio
Talk radio: Tower of babble
Andrew Cuomo and the pandemic: Under pressure
Baltimore’s homes: Rescued charm
The ideas of the far right: Deadly inspirations
Lexington: John Kerry, eco-warrior
Mexico’s president: The transformer
Women in Mexico: Tampon tempest
Bello: A case of mistaken identity
India’s labour market: 200m jobs short
New Caledonia: Les Kanaks en marche
Lockdown in the Philippines: Suffer the little children
The coup in Myanmar: General strike
Banyan: The swing to the sultans
The vaccine roll-out: Sinovacillate
Pirated films: Winter is coming
Chaguan: How to kill a democracy
France’s forever war: Which way out?
The International Criminal Court: The case against the prosecutor
Tree trade: Coconut shy
Angola’s economy: Oil, toil and spoils
Iranian politics: The agitator
The United Arab Emirates: Hope and despair
Italy and Europe: Whatever it takes
Catalonia votes: Variations on a nationalist theme
France: Protection plates
Russia’s propaganda war: Sympathy for the devil
Charlemagne: Dirty politics
Cutting carbon: Big on clean energy
Solar power: Here comes the sun
The politics of culture: Bonfire of the insanities
Growing cannabis: Pot luck
Covid-19: Here we go
Financial technology: Silicon wallet
Bagehot: Starmer stuck
Jobs at The Economist: We’re hiring
Touch and covid-19: You’ve lost that lovin’ feeling
Mobility in China: Trafficking dreams
Intel: Hard reboot
The record industry: Musical shares
Carmaking: ICEy conditions ahead
Glencore: Pit stop
Danone: Culture wars
Online shopping: South Korea’s baby Amazon
Bartleby: Back for good, or bad
Schumpeter: Red in tooth and clawback
Capital markets: SPAC invasion
SPACs in Silicon Valley: Rain for the rainmakers
Great expectations: Economic forecasters are pencilling in heady growth rates
Stock exchanges: Advantage Amsterdam
Digital currencies: Token gestures
Trade: In search of a cure
Buttonwood: Jumping ship
Free exchange: Radiant energy
Gender medicine: Arrested development
Palaeontology: Very, very long in the tooth
Electric sailing: Of batteries and boats
Sleep research: The interpretation of dreams
Tackling climate change: The race to zero
Britain’s past and present: The sun never sets
Foreigners in Berlin: Unreal city
British fiction: Still lives
Korean listening habits: Exit music
Economic data, commodities and markets
Monarchy and genetics: The reign in Spain
Chick Corea: Music without limits
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