The Economist; Jul 21st 2018 by The Economist instant download

The Economist; Jul 21st 2018 by The Economist instant download

The Economist is a British newspaper published weekly in printed magazine format and daily on digital platforms. It publishes stories on topics that include economics, business, geopolitics, technology and culture. Mostly written and edited in London,
Articles in this issue:Politics this week
Business this week
KAL’s cartoon
World trade: A plan to save the WTO
Donald Trump’s European tour: Humiliation in Helsinki
Britain and the EU: The case for a second referendum
Europe v Google: High fines, meagre results
Pakistan’s election: Foul play
On populism, Brexiteers, technology, political language, data sampling, solar energy, meetings: Letters to the Editor
The world trading system: Trade blockage
Unions: The god of beginnings and endings
Election interference: GRU II
Male voters: Sometimes it’s hard
The Midwest: Nice change
Lexington: A legitimacy problem
Unrest in Haiti: A gamble gone wrong
Law and politics in Brazil: Lula, livre?
Paraguay and Taiwan: The blossom and the passion flower
Bello: A misshapen economy
Pakistan’s general election: Military machinations
The Cook Islands: A curse in disguise
LGBT rights: More pink, less blush
Banyan: Only connect
Relations with the European Union: The youth and the rich old man
Cinema: Mark-up madness
Red Sea scramble: Ports in the Horn
Djibouti in deep water: The risk of relying on Chinese cash
Turkey in Syria: You break it, you own it
Morocco’s new friends: Making eyes across the Sahara
Infertility in Nigeria: A bad place to be barren
Slavery in Mauritania: Slave to its past
The Trump-Putin summit: In the Hall of Mirrors
Corruption in eastern Europe: Miss justice
Xenophobia’s ups and downs: Stranger swings
Spanish history: Disturbing Franco’s ghost
Charlemagne: Too much of a good thing
Turkey’s ultra-nationalists: Dancing with wolves
An interview with Bruno Le Maire: The adaptable Gaullist
Another vote on Brexit: Here we go again?
The radical right: Back from a brief ’kip
Brexit and trade: The cost so far
Brexit and finance: Mutual unrecognition
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