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Today on “The Intelligence”: America’s delicate Middle East diplomacy, China cracks down on a volunteer subtitling…
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Nuclear power has a lot of drawbacks. But when well regulated, it is safe—and it is necessary to fight the climate…
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At the Capitol riot, MAGA supporters mingled with white supremacists, anti-government zealots and adherents of QAno…
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Agitu Gudeta fled from Ethiopia in 2010 with nothing, determined to leave nostalgia behind and reinvent herself. In…
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How can you tell a Brit from an American? The answer lies in their choice of beans From @1843mag
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We're hiring for two paid fellowships in America. Successful applicants will write articles about politics and poli…
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“They're taking CRISPR and using it to disable one by one almost every gene in hundreds of different cancer cell li…
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Elon Musk's company is moving quickly, by the standards of aerospace development schedules. But it will still take…
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Pirated films subtitled by volunteers help China’s cinephiles skirt the censors. But authorities are cracking down…
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Calamity can have a long and treacherous tail, as @HenryTricks discovered when he reconnected with the people he me…
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On “The Jab” podcast, @adarpoonawalla talks about the gamble that made @SerumInstIndia arguably the most important…
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“When you can actually create babies or children who are less prone to illness and have greater cognitive powers...…
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Avalanche fatalities have been creeping up for years and climate change may be partly to blame
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Deep-sea mining could help meet rising global demand for rare metals. But there are tradeoffs. Film supported by…
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Despite decades of study, dreams are poorly understood. Now, @mattkaplan12 tells “The Intelligence”, researchers ha…
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One of Joe Biden's first acts as president was to end American support for the Saudi­-led war in Yemen
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What can AI reveal about what it means to be human? Nobel laureate Sir Kazuo Ishiguro is @AnneMcElvoy’s latest gues…
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“Mass sequencing is going to be part of the way that we think in science and diagnostics in the future.” Professor…
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As with its predecessors, the Biden administration would like to make for the door in the Middle East. “The Intelli…
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After the Fukushima disaster, talk of a "nuclear renaissance" fell silent. But nuclear power is an essential weapon…
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Britain is on an inexorable trend towards higher budget deficits. At some point Rishi Sunak will have to consider s…
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On average, just one in three managerial positions across the OECD’s 37 members is occupied by a woman
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On this week’s “Money Talks” podcast with @SimonLong55: -Why inflation fears will continue to plague the bond mark…
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Today on “The Intelligence”: America’s delicate Middle East diplomacy, China cracks down on a volunteer subtitling…
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The outside world only dimly understands Xi Jinping's political world
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Supposedly, in this age of free choice, there is no judgment about how you choose to give birth. But as @1843mag ex…
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Pirated films subtitled by volunteers help China’s cinephiles skirt the censors. But authorities are cracking down…
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The old rules on social spending have been ripped up. Time to rethink the welfare state
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The lesson of Fukushima is not to eschew nuclear power, it is to use it wisely
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Out of 29 countries, South Korea is the worst place to be a working woman, according to the latest glass-ceiling in…
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Nuclear power is an essential weapon in the fight against climate change. The lesson of Fukushima is not to eschew…
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On “The Jab”, our podcast at the sharp end of the global vaccination race, @alokjha asks @JamesFransham from The Ec…
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SN10 got nowhere close to orbit. But it got high enough to test new technologies that help it to land
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Iran v America: a feud that began with a CIA-orchestrated coup in 1953 has shaped the Middle East. Why is it still…
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Has Covid-19 persuaded some parents that home-schooling is better? Listen to “Editor’s Picks” to hear essential sto…
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The purpose of dreams is poorly understood, owing largely to an inability to communicate with dreamers.…
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Even if the definition of ecocide is adopted by the International Criminal Court, it will not prevent it occurring.…
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Governments have a chance to create a new social safety net for the post-covid world—they must seize it. Our cover…
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As usual, Nordic countries performed best overall in the latest glass-ceiling index from The Economist, with Sweden…
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The extension of the furlough scheme will put money in people’s pockets, but it would have been wiser to focus reso…
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Joe Biden regrets no longer being able to benefit from the wisdom of George Shultz, who died this month. On “Checks…
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As with its predecessors, the Biden administration would like to make for the door in the Middle East. “The Intelli…
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“Mass sequencing is going to be part of the way that we think in science and diagnostics in the future.” Professor…
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“They're taking CRISPR and using it to disable one by one almost every gene in hundreds of different cancer cell li…
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Where is the best place to be a working woman? Our latest glass-ceiling index has the answer
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Eight minutes after successfully returning to its landing pad, SN10 blew up. But the Starship programme is making r…
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Can President Biden ease decades-long tensions between Iran and America?
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Pirated films subtitled by volunteers help China’s cinephiles skirt the censors. But authorities are cracking down…
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“We're going to enter a world where AI is going to have transformative effects, but it's not going to replace the h…
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On the one hand Rishi Sunak wants to placate the hawkish, such as backbench Tory MPs. On the other, he is rightly c…
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Today on “The Intelligence”: America’s delicate Middle East diplomacy, China cracks down on a volunteer subtitling…
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On this week’s “Money Talks” podcast with @SimonLong55: -Why inflation fears will continue to plague the bond mark…
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Machine learning is good at spotting patterns but poor at predicting individual behaviour, especially when data is…
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Rishi Sunak delivered a surprisingly generous budget, and has postponed tax rises. At some point, however, politics…
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Immediately after the US Capitol was invaded, German extremist chatter was full of calls to storm the Reichstag
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Despite showing little regard for democratic institutions, El Salvador's young president is Latin America's most po…
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Joe Biden wants allies in the Middle East to expect a new detachment from the Americans
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“Vaccine tourism” has taken off on an international level
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Corruption costs the world nearly $3 trillion every year and blights the lives of hundreds of millions of people. W…
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An avalanche is a simple phenomenon—but there are factors that can increase the likelihood it will occur
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“Until the third quarter of this year, we will probably produce 40 to 50% of what the world needs.” On “The Jab” po…
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On “The Jab” podcast, @halhod explains why vaccines that need biological cells take longer to produce than newer te…
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Surge testing can refer to two types of test: one that looks for variant strains, and another that identifies asymp…
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The testimonies in “Billie” make clear that singing was a balm for Holiday as she grappled with the effects of chil…
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The constraints facing AI in intelligence are as much practical as ethical
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Even more than his predecessors, Joe Biden is signalling an intention to downgrade the Middle East among America’s…
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The age of the UBI has not dawned, but the ordeal of covid-19 could bring it closer
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Influencers existed long before today, they just went under a different name. Meet the man who inspired Victorian E…
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“This could be a disaster.” @1843mag disovers that David Duchovny's cooking has a paranormal flavour
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Our data journalism team produces all of the charts, maps and diagrams for our website, apps, social platforms and…
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El Salvador's millennial president is incredibly popular. But his unprecedented power worries critics
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On current trends, there could be as many as 51 avalanche deaths in America this season, surpassing the previous re…
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One way people are trying to nab vaccines early is through legal but ethically dubious actions
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On “Babbage”: -Prof Sharon Peacock of @CovidGenomicsUK on the importance of genomic surveillance -@tcross81 explai…
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On this week’s “Money Talks” podcast with @SimonLong55: -Why inflation fears will continue to plague the bond mark…
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Bookmark this page to monitor which issues Americans think are most important, and how Joe Biden is trying to tackl…
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Two years of disregarding institutional norms and demonising political opponents have done little to break El Salva…
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As in America, the pandemic has energised far-right extremists across the world and exposed them to a new audience
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In Zanzibar, the government owns most land, but citizens own each and every fruit tree. That makes for complex land…
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A recent paper estimates that firms would have to pay low-income remote workers an extra 10-15% to compensate them…
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The underhand ways in which people are trying to get their hands on covid-19 vaccines can be divided into three cat…
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Joe Biden is trying to manoeuvre America out of the Middle East, but a familiar obstacle is blocking the exit
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Combined with the ability to snoop on private information, AI could revolutionise the practice of intelligence
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Crossfit, high-intensity interval training, hot yoga and spin classes; all were foreshadowed by Sandow’s System of…
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Rishi Sunak, Britain’s finance minister, has a budget plan to see out the end of the pandemic. “The Intelligence” a…
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The Indian company’s remarkable response to covid-19 has bought it more global goodwill than any advertising campai…
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It’s only halfway through the winter-sports season in America and avalanches have killed 33 people, compared to an…
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We’re seeking a data visualisation designer to join our team in the United States. Apply by March 31st
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On our “Checks and Balance” podcast: how will Joe Biden try to re-engage with the world? https://t.co/FI7KmfuK14
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The rules of the tech game are changing: a new phase in the global tech contest is under way. Listen to “Editor’s P…
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Today on “The Intelligence”: unpicking Britain’s budget, finding the best value for money in the net-zero emissions…
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“The Russians fear that the United States may do something under Biden.” On “The Economist Asks“, @AnneMcElvoy asks…
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“The extent of the threat is still to be determined.” Prof Sharon Peacock of @CovidGenomicsUK explains why mutation…
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Despite international concerns that El Salvador is sliding towards demagoguery, Mr Bukele and his party remain popu…
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It is thought members of China's domestic-security agencies will face a month of studying correct behaviour and com…
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It is hard for policymakers to know which emission-reduction tactics offer the best value. On “The Intelligence” ou…
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We are seeking a digital specialist who will ensure our journalism is more visible in search engines while remainin…
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“Basically everyone is sitting at the table looking over their shoulders and asking, ‘Is someone else getting a bet…
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On “The Jab” podcast with @alokjha: - @adarpoonawalla, CEO of @SerumInstIndia, on vaccinating the world - @halhod o…
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On “Babbage”: -Prof Sharon Peacock of @CovidGenomicsUK on the importance of genomic surveillance -@tcross81 explai…
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