The Economist [Fri, 31 Mar 2017] by calibre instant download
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Britain and the European Union: The negotiator
The White House: Frustration
Coal’s decline: Sunlight over soot
Myanmar: A hero disappoints
Economic policy: Friction lovers
On Scoxit, domino theory, quantum physics, refugees, inequality, apostrophes: Letters to the editor
America’s checks and balances: Constrained?
Tax reform: The red and the brown
Farming in the Midwest: Rhyme time
Environmental policy: Down and dirty
College protests: Bicker warning
Trump and Russia: Never-ending story
Lexington: Now for the hard part
Cuba: Stuck in the past
Canada’s new rules of war: When to shoot a child soldier
Bello: Upgrading Brazil’s political class
Myanmar: Governing in prose
Jihadists in Bangladesh: Fighting a hydra
Political freedom in Singapore: No place for the crass
Suicide in India: A break for the despairing
Politics in South Korea: Moon also rises
China and America: Tortoise v hare
Banyan: Lovin’ Hong Kong
Famine stalks Africa and Yemen: The third horseman returns
Islamic State: Mine enemy
Israel: Prime minister v pundits
Egypt and America: Loved up
Protests in Russia: The young and the restless
Portugal’s recovery: Growing out of it
Foreign policy in France’s election: Beyond the Hexagon
Slovakia’s political mystery: Family drama
Charlemagne: Pivot towards Tokyo
Britain and the European Union: A race against time
The UK Independence Party: And then there were none
Labour v capital: Justice in an age of austerity
British Airways on a budget: Of sandwiches and Percy Pigs
Birmingham’s Muslims: In the eye of the storm
Home-grown terrorism: Zeal of the convert
Bagehot: What would Walter say?
The war on poverty: Fewer, but still with us
High-end retailing: Lux in flux
Swiss watchmakers: Wound up
Indian education: Cramville
Scott Gottlieb and the FDA: Drug of choice
Internet advertising: Advalanche
Nuclear power: Fallout
Schumpeter: Sonic boom
Chinese-American economic ties: The silk-silver axis
Free exchange: Remember the mane
Energy in Asia: Canary in the coal mine
Buttonwood: Repent at leisure
Equity research: Breaking up is hard to do
Italy’s bad debts: Cleaning up
Indonesia’s tax amnesty: A small price to pay
The market for sand: A shore thing
Brains and computers: We can remember it for you wholesale
Biomedical engineering: Moving moments
Detecting chemical weapons: Laying a glove on it
Global air pollution: Trading in mortality
Bird brains and traffic accidents: Small is not beautiful
Vaccines: Taking stock
Faith and tradition in China: Pilgrims through this barren land
Sexual selection: Gender fluidity
New fiction: Heady stuff
David Jones, painter-poet: Modernist man
Classical music: An elegant primer
Johnson: Everybody has their opinion
Derek Walcott: Songs of the sea
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