The Economist [Thu, 07 Sep 2017] by The Economist instant download
Articles in this issue:
Politics this week
Business this week
KAL's cartoon
Facial recognition: Nowhere to hide
Germany’s election: Angela’s unfinished business
North Korea: Messaging the shooter
America’s immigration laws: Let them stay
China’s economy: Created destruction
The Rohingyas: Going along with a pogrom
On political Islam, Say’s Law, better buildings, Thailand’s minorities and headline-writing: Letters to the editor
Angela Merkel: The livin’ is easy
Immigration politics: A dream deferred
Tax reform: Holiday nightmare
Think-tanks: It’s conflicated
Richard Posner: Gavel down
Alaskan detritus: A load of rubbish
Campus life: Blue on blue
Lexington: Indispensable, in trouble
Colombia’s peace process: Joining the party
The Canadian-American border: Delay, delay, delay
The big one hits: Hurricane Irma
Disappearances in Argentina: Where is Santiago Maldonado?
Bello: Rebuilding the radical centre
The Koreas: A bomb for a bomb
North Korea’s nuclear weapons: Almost there
Atrocities against the Rohingyas: Scorched earth
Politics in Cambodia: Closing time
Bangladesh v Pakistan: East overtakes west
Banyan: Sweeter than honey
Politics: All the president’s men?
Shopping: A turn-up for the books
Kenyan politics: The rematch
Liberian schools: Classroom experiments
The Seychelles: Debt relief for dolphins
South African politics: Getting nasty
Mediterranean migrants: Stuck on shore
The last Jews of Egypt: Out of the shadows
Saudi Arabia’s foreign policy: Sunnis and Shias: enemies no more?
Assad to their rescue: Syrian army
Germany: Agenda 2021
Italy: Salute!
Human-rights abuses in Turkey: Bruised and battered
Turkish history: Recalling Manzikert
Charlemagne: Exorcising French demons
The economy: Keeping calm and carrying on
North Sea oil: Wreck and roll
Brexit and Parliament: Henry VIII does not rule OK
Religion: Backward, Christian soldiers
Reckitt Benckiser: Bang! And the bosses are gone
Bell Pottinger: Scrambled in Africa
Devolution: Scotland the sensible
Bagehot: Spies like us
Technology and financial inclusion: Underserved and overlooked
Visual computing: The facial-industrial complex
Toys: Fidget revolution
UTC buys Rockwell: Dogfight in the skies
The electricity industry’s nuclear fears: HEMP-induced anxiety
India and textiles: Hanging by a thread
Loyalty schemes: Forsake all others
Mainland microbrews: All the beer in China
Infrastructure for electric vehicles: Charge of the battery brigade
Chinese industry: Great Leap Backward
Buttonwood: Gone fission
Insurance in America: Under water
Impact investing: Of humanitarian bondage
Currency markets: Fear and favour
Wells Fargo: Stick in the mud
Free exchange: The borrowers
Facial technology (1): Keeping a straight face
Facial technology (2): Making faces
Fish farming: Feeding-time worries
Astronomy: So long, and thanks for the postcards
John le Carré: George Smiley returns. Really?
The future of Asia: Brothers in arms
Sport (1): On your marks, get tech
Johnson: Google a photoshopped hoover
Sport (2): Help for heroes
Fiction: Irish song
Richard Gregory: Barbed humour
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