The Economist [Fri, 30 Jul 2021] by calibre instant download

The Economist [Fri, 30 Jul 2021] by calibre instant download

本期文章:

Business this week

Politics this week

KAL’s cartoon

The global economy: Dashed hopes

China’s tech-bashing: Get poor quickly

Tunisia: Relighting a beacon of democracy

Biological origami: Proteinotopia

The Philippines: How not to deal with China

Letters to the editor: On China, Eswatini, climate change, Afghanistan, the Olympics

20 years of BRICs: A mixed-up slowdown

The unvaccinated: Beyond the pandemic blame game

Attitudes to the vaccine: Hesitancy in numbers

The infrastructure bill: It’s a deal

American forces in the Middle East: Eyeing the exits

Cocktails-to-go: Fancy a Fauci Pouchy?

Lexington: Insurrection revisionism

Peru: A gallop into the unknown

Argentina: Gender-setters

Continental defence: Eyes in the ice

Race relations in Singapore: Imperfect harmony

South Korea’s cultural exports: Striding the universe

Politics in the Philippines: Preparing for posterity

Samoa’s new government: Slow ride to FAST rule

Banyan: Seven-headed scandal

Nuclear weapons: Xi’s shells?

Hong Kong’s national-security law: Tough justice

Chaguan: The politics of floods

Tunisia: Arab democracy’s fading star

Jordan: Being boring has its advantages

Israel: Letting Pegasus fly

Nigeria’s cuisine: Locust beans are back

War in Tigray: Down from the mountains

The south of France: California dreaming

Albania: Unimpeded flows the Vjosa

Dry bars of Ireland: Filling in the craics

Afghans in Turkey: Point of no return

Charlemagne: Meet the proverbial voters

Northern Ireland’s segregated schools: Pick and mix

Catholic culture: Loose and lacy

Cricket: Bowl fast and break things

Trade: Doing a disservice

Covid-19: Taking liberties

London’s flooding: Live by the river

Bagehot: The new normal

Protests and covid-19: It’s catching

Bartleby: Jargon abhors a vacuum

Big tech: Faceworld

Big agriculture: Field day

Chinese capitalism: Marxism v markets

Retail investing: Robinhood and the merry mob

Fossil fuels: Fired up

Inflation in Turkey: Pick a number

Plumbing the depths: Real bond yields fall

Bankruptcy in China: Sympathy for the debtor

Nigerian fintech: Out of the slump

Buttonwood: Pulling tight

Free exchange: Establishing the cause of death

Proteins and nucleic acids: Chains and reactions

Aircraft engines: Back to prop swinging

How science works: Methods and madness

Screening for disease: The nose knows

Creativity and identity: A sculptor’s world

Leïla Slimani’s new novel: Land and freedom

China’s grand strategy: Seeking world domination

The Congo-Océan Railway: Blood on the tracks

Economic data, commodities and markets

Infrastructure: Old town road

Steven Weinberg: Nature’s laws

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