The Economist [Fri, 26 Feb 2021] by calibre instant download

The Economist [Fri, 26 Feb 2021] by calibre instant download

本期文章:

Politics this week

Business this week

KAL’s cartoon

Tech competition: The dust-up

South-East Asia: The battle for China’s backyard

Innovation: How to make sparks fly

Big men, big money: Fixing Africa’s pricey politics

The trouble with duty-free: Call of duty

Letters to the editor: On genocide, bitcoin, loneliness, model aircraft, daredevils, music

China and South-East Asia: Tea and tributaries

Biden’s nuclear dilemma: Nukes of hazard

The toll of covid-19: It contains multitudes

Immigration reform returns: Go big or go home

Quietly fixing health care: To smooth a cliff

Testing in schools: Stop writing

The Texas model: Snow business

Lexington: Teach first

Haiti: Hoping against hope

Cuba: Reggaeton rebellion

Bello: Victory for the old politics

China and Asia: Life in the doghouse

Minority rights in Indonesia: Breaking cover

Housing in South Korea: Get me a flat—or else

Banyan: Toolmasters

Politics in Hong Kong: Time for some holistic love

Wolves: Reviled to revered

Chaguan: Build it and they will go

Pricey politics: The gilded path to power

Israeli politics: Abu Yair wants your support

Russia and Turkey: The odd couple

France: Uphill struggle in the snow

Germany: Secret snips

Charlemagne: Underground abortions

Bagehot: An impossible job

Covid-19: How life sciences came to the rescue

Opening up: Pencil it in

Scotland: Feuding nationalists

Class and ideology: Minecraft

Bank debt: A scary scenario

After Brexit: Counting the cost

Pig farming: This little piggy didn’t go to market

Home-schooling: Kitchen-table classrooms

Technology and competition: Collusion and collisions

Duty-free retail: Continental drift

Loss of Sneadership: McKinsey casts off its managing partner

Bartleby: Foot-in-mouth disease

Schumpeter: Headsets at dawn

Carbon trading (1): Coming into its own

Carbon trading (2): Cleaning up

Brazil’s economy: Petrol problems

Cryptocurrencies: UnTethered

Buttonwood: Jumping the skew

America’s labour market: Not having it all

Carbon abatement: Giving up carbs

Free exchange: Regression to the memes

Covid and genetics: A mixed blessing

Geoengineering: Floating a trial balloon

A video-call from Mars: Mission accomplished

Electricity transmission: Look, no wires!

Clean energy: Toothpaste in your tank

Ocean ecology: Meet the new boss

Covid, cinema and censorship: The siege of Bollywood

The online life: More of a rat

Spies and lies: No regrets

Commodity-traders: Black-gold rush

Johnson: The human touch

Economic data, commodities and markets

Covid-19 mutations: It’s a family affair

George Shultz: The secret persuader

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