The Economist [Fri, 31 Jul 2020] by calibre instant download

The Economist [Fri, 31 Jul 2020] by calibre instant download

本期文章:

Politics this week

Business this week

KAL’s cartoon

Google: How to cope with middle age

Global migration: Locked out

Sino-American relations: One thing after another

Belarus: The next revolution?

Airlines: Don’t carry flag-carriers

Regional inequality: Levelling up Britain

Letters to the editor: On race and liberalism

Alphabet: Google grows up

Policy towards China: Peering through the smoke

Tech titans testify: Hearing without listening

Posthumous hip-hop hits: Dead rappers are killing it

Crime statistics: Few signs of a surge

Lexington: Mid-century modern

Canada and America: No Canuck do

Crime in Canada: Rough justice

The Galapagos islands: Fishy business

Bello: The return of rigged elections

75 years after Hiroshima: Never forget

Singapore: From fairway to highway

Malaysia: Down and out

Sri Lanka’s election: Pax Rajapaksa

Banyan: Spiked

Voting with their feet: One country, two passports

Transgender justice: Evolving rights

Chaguan: China digs its past

Turkey and the Arab world: Ottoman redux

Covid-era travel in the Gulf: Viral vacations

Pollution in Africa: A smouldering sky

South Africa and the IMF: Fund facts

Ethiopia: Urban brawl

Italy: How to spend it

Covid-19 in Europe: Still with us

The Aegean: Muddying the waters

Turkey: The queen is dead

Charlemagne: Euro crisis (with guns)

Regional economics: The national tilt

Urban explorers: Beauty in decay

Public transport: Going underground

Obesity: Witness the fitness

Competition policy: A world leader after all

Migration after covid-19: Tearing up the welcome mat

The airline-industrial complex: Terminal conditions

Bartleby: Back on the chain gang

Bicycles: Electric shock

Technology companies: Wish upon a STAR

Schumpeter: A GE whodunnit

Emerging markets: A sigh of relief, a gasp for breath

India’s banks: Delayed reaction

Buttonwood: The SPAC hack

Bridgewater: Troubled waters

The dollar dips: The price of gold surges to an all-time high

The European Union: Filling the coffers

Emmanuel Farhi: A lost asset

Free exchange: The Replacements

Electric cars: Million-mile car batteries are coming

Concussion: RAT tales

Palaeomicrobiology: The bugs that time forgot

Ways of seeing: Attention pays

Cheating in sport: Through the mousehole

Icelandic fiction: Lines of beauty

Understanding data: Sums of all fears

Home Entertainment: “The Seventh Seal”

Perspectives: Cleanliness is next to growth

Economic data, commodities and markets

Twitter’s algorithm: Relevant content

László Bogdán: The tale of a village

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