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With Donald Trump gone, America has returned to its role of trying to make Europeans get along
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Inventories of homes for sale have plummeted: there are so few on offer in America that there are currently more ag…
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Ryan Law, the chief editor of Apple Daily, an outspoken pro-democracy newspaper, has been arrested
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On “The Intelligence” @AChilkoti visits Europe’s and Africa’s largest slums to find out how these marginalised comm…
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An essential step towards building a functioning state in Iraq is to defang the militias
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Just 2% of the world’s human-genome catalogue represents people of African origin. On “Babbage”, @johnpmcdermott de…
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The pyramid’s aim was simple at the time. Albania’s pharaoh would be remembered for thousands of years. Little did…
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In the corporate world, the prime candidate for a governance conflagration is the technology industry
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Killing large or rare species like whales, even for conservation purposes, poses ethical and practical challenges.…
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We're looking for an experienced senior audio producer to participate in the production of “The Intelligence” podca…
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Today on “The Intelligence”: the crimping of Hong Kong’s press freedoms, how the pandemic has hit the world’s slums…
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In 1990, the Green Party boasted, “Everyone is talking about Germany. We’re talking about the weather.” Three decad…
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When it comes to naming founding fathers for the EU, the list should start with President Harry Truman
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About 10% of motor-neuron disease cases are inherited. What may cause the rest was unknown until now
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Debates over labour shortages have focused on welfare policy and economic disruption. But the phenomenon has a deep…
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A survey of 126 financial firms worldwide found that 51% saw a rise in attacks last year that targeted financial-ma…
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The company that owns China’s leading ride-sharing app Didi is expected to float on the stockmarket in New York nex…
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The low default rate masks a market that is much riskier than it was before covid­-19 struck
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Since China imposed a national-security law on Hong Kong a year ago, restrictions on the city’s media have sharply…
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China has chosen to forgo a stable currency. That allows it greater traction over the domestic money supply and cre…
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House prices have risen 13% on the year, the biggest jump since before the 2007­-09 financial crisis
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Fighting cyber-attacks with cyber-attacks may become a norm for governments
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Myanmar is on the brink of collapse. Its armed forces are continuing a brutal crackdown—arresting, torturing and ki…
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“Diversity United” offers a “free exchange of ideas which transcend borders and differences”. Or so the curators ho…
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Thinking of giving up meat for good? Immanuel Kant's philosophy may help. From @1843mag
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Does Boris Johnson want what's best for the United Kingdom, or a fight?
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Investment firm, SoftBank, has come to epitomise the tech wave, but it has occasionally acted in what some onlooker…
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Lucy Prebble's plays skewer political and financial malfeasence with a sense of the absurd
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The new age of cyber-attacks could have huge economic costs. It must be made harder to recycle cryptocurrency ranso…
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A strange news report briefly rattles the Adani Group
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“If we can understand what’s going on at a genetic level, then we may be able to recommend preventative strategies…
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Investors looking to avoid blow-­ups should pay special attention to securities, companies and bosses that encapsul…
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Why some people are moving from the United States to Mexico
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Almost six months after Britain left the single market, the impact on the economy is hard to unpick from that of co…
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For the sake of peace in Ireland and the health of Britain’s most vital commercial relationship, Britain and the EU…
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Iraq is less violent than it was. Peace creates an opportunity for Iraqis to build a state that actually works
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Understanding how ecosystems are changing, and measuring the impact and effectiveness of interventions, will be cri…
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The only concrete agreements between Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin were to start a new round of nuclear talks and to…
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The Golden State is awash in cash
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Naftali Bennett’s new Israeli government has its work cut out
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Crypto-miners are probably to blame for the graphics-chip shortage
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Our research team checks the facts in all articles in print and online, and scripts for Economist Films. We are off…
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Only 26% of Americans say they have heard “a lot” about critical race theory, with an additional 38% saying they ha…
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The company that owns China’s leading ride-sharing app Didi is expected to float on the stockmarket in New York nex…
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The British covid-19 warning
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The delta variant seems to be more transmissible and lead to more severe disease
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There was excitement when a rapid dimming of the red supergiant suggested that a supernova might be about to happen…
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“America... has been extraordinarily lucky that we got these new vaccines so quickly.” Author @MacaesBruno says Ame…
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The heady potion of control, wealth and self­-belief can give rise to tech bosses who brush aside all criticism and…
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Son Masayoshi is once again looking like a genius. Backing tech darlings proved the perfect strategy in the digital…
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Global ecosystem models make it possible to test conservation policies like the reintroduction of a species from a…
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Cyber-insecurity is partly a matter of geopolitics. Liberal societies should work together to contain attacks
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Whereas Joe Biden sees Russia as a distraction, Vladimir Putin sees America and its values as an existential threat
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Understanding the biodiversity crisis is a necessary step towards solving it. A slew of sensors and other tech is h…
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Cultural commentators have pointed out the irony of “Diversity United”, an exhibition underlining “the importance o…
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Trials for covid-19 antibody-therapies have generally been disappointing, but news of Regen-Cov’s success is likely…
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President Gerald Ford lost the election after bungling a mass vaccination programme in 1976. What went right this t…
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The frozen collection at the San Diego Wildlife Biodiversity Bank contains more than 10,000 cell lines belonging to…
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“If you do not get vaccinated, you will get infected.” Doctor @kavitapmd, who served in the Obama administration, t…
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New polling data from The Economist and YouGov reveal that most Americans are unfamiliar with critical race theory
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Joe Biden's aim was to "make it clear to Putin and China that Europe and the United States are tight". He achieved…
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A faded folk-music tradition in Norway is being revived, @GuyKiddey tells “The Intelligence”, helped by the sense o…
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As MetaSUB gears up for its next sample collection day, it hopes the data it gathers will provide insights into the…
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One estimate reckons that banks have lost about $12bn to cybercrime since 2000, around three-quarters of which have…
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The idea that the best—perhaps the only—form of defence is something which looks like a cyber-attack points to ever…
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From its inception, the HIP (historically informed performance) movement in Britain had been a labour of love large…
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This week’s cartoon from KAL: https://t.co/kdowyZxDzB
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Many Iranians will not show up to Friday’s presidential election. On “The Intelligence” our Middle East corresponde…
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Britain can still sign free-trade deals while sticking to its Northern Ireland deal with the EU
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The number of firms affected by cybercrime is at a record high. A cloud of secrecy and shame amplifies the difficul…
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On “Babbage”: -@johnpmcdermott explores a sequencing project to uncover African genetic diversity -Professor Dame P…
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What do supermarket stockpilers and meat-eaters have in common?
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“Imagine that you do get covid, you are looking for oxygen tanks by posting requests for help on Facebook.”…
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Today on “The Intelligence”: the false choice of Iran’s presidential election, a promising new drug against severe…
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Just 2% of the world’s human-genome catalogue represents people of African origin. On “Babbage”, @johnpmcdermott de…
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Coelacanths were presumed extinct until 1938 when one was spotted in a South African fish market. But slow gestatio…
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Cyber-gangs are growing rich. Maze announced its “retirement” in November after pocketing over $100m in ransoms in…
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We’re looking for an experienced audio producer to participate in the production of “The Intelligence” podcast. Th…
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On “The Jab”: why was Latin America hit so hard? -Carlos Castillo-Salgado @JohnsHopkins describes how the pandemic…
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“If we can understand what’s going on at a genetic level, then we may be able to recommend preventative strategies…
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Like the characters she writes, Lucy Prebble is alert and intense. But unlike them, she's also self-aware and consi…
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Boris Johnson knew the Northern Ireland protocol he signed with the EU involved compromises. Feigning outrage now i…
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On “The Intelligence” @natashaloder says a new antibody therapy helps with the most dire covid-19 cases—suggesting…
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What makes some language offensive? @AnneMcElvoy and @lanegreene ask the linguist and author @JohnHMcWhorter on “Th…
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Many Iraqis feel that voting in the upcoming election is pointless. Yet there is cause for hope
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“If you do not get vaccinated, you will get infected.” Doctor @kavitapmd, who served in the Obama administration, t…
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Polls give Marine Le Pen’s party the lead in first-round voting in six regions
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“Sometimes I just feel that we black people are being made out to be a little more sensitive than most of us are.”…
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“I would like to say yes it’s over, it's all done, but we all know that...we are watching concerning trends with va…
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Artificial intelligence is rarely thought of as an artistic tool, but its powers of creativity are growing. What im…
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A faded folk-music tradition in Norway is being revived, @GuyKiddey tells “The Intelligence”, helped by the sense o…
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President Gerald Ford lost the election after bungling a mass vaccination programme in 1976. What went right this t…
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KAL’s cartoon
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Many Iranians will not show up to Friday’s presidential election. On “The Intelligence” our Middle East corresponde…
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Some people with a genetic predisposition to motor-neuron disease could be pushed over the edge and develop the dis…
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The digitisation of industries promises to raise living standards around the world. One threat stands in the way: c…
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The fact that the summit between Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin produced a sigh of relief was a measure of how diffic…
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The company that owns China’s leading ride-sharing app Didi is expected to float on the stockmarket in New York nex…
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There has been plentiful funding for risky ventures in tech, with investors desperate for returns shovelling money…
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Today on “The Intelligence”: the false choice of Iran’s presidential election, a promising new drug against severe…
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