Taking the fifth: Venezuela’s talks

Taking the fifth: Venezuela’s talks

Four previous resolution meetings involving President Nicolás Maduro have changed little. This time international backing and aligned incentives might at last spur fair elections. Madagascar already had it hard, but the coronavirus and repeated, brutal droughts have conspired to push the country’s south to the brink of famine. And our obituaries editor reflects on war surgeon and hospital-builder Gino Strada.

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Difference between right and Ron: DeSantis miscalculates

Difference between right and Ron: DeSantis miscalculates

Florida’s governor has made a headline-grabbing rightward lurch as part of a presumed bid for the White House. But both Mr DeSantis’s critics and his donors are starting to think he has overplayed his...

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Another think coming? An AI pioneer steps down

Another think coming? An AI pioneer steps down

Geoffrey Hinton, a legend of artificial-intelligence research, wants to be able to speak his mind about the technology’s risks. We ask whether those steeped in a field are best-placed to judge it. It ...

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Re-route of all evil: transnational crime and Ukraine’s war

Re-route of all evil: transnational crime and Ukraine’s war

Criminal networks have had to reorganise since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, with knock-on effects from Afghanistan to the Andes. We take a look at the scourge of abductions in Nigeria, and what is be...

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Long shots: the complex nature of civil wars

Long shots: the complex nature of civil wars

Climate change is stirring up internecine conflicts, criminality is making them longer, and cross-border contagion is complicating matters further. We explain why civil wars are so hard to resolve. Ja...

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Without reserves: Bolivia faces an economic crisis

Without reserves: Bolivia faces an economic crisis

AS A GAS // As a gas producer, the state was able to build up enormous reserves. But failing to pivot when global prices fell has created debt, a dollar shortage and rampant panic. The exposure of Wes...

28 Huhti 202325min

Rising Starmer: An interview with Britain’s opposition leader

Rising Starmer: An interview with Britain’s opposition leader

As the country prepares to go to the polls next year, The Economist sits down with the leader of the Labour Party. Could Sir Keir Starmer’s agenda revive the UK economy? Our data-driven analysis on th...

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One Good Term Deserves Another: Biden Declares

One Good Term Deserves Another: Biden Declares

He made the same announcement on the same day four years ago and went on to win. But this time, the President is older and less popular. Could he be elected again? The rollout of a new education campa...

26 Huhti 202325min

Brazilian balancing act: Lula’s foreign policy plans

Brazilian balancing act: Lula’s foreign policy plans

ATTEMPTS TO MAINTAIN // Attempts to maintain a neutral stance on the invasion of Ukraine, while also buddying up with China, are sending confusing signals. Does Brazil have the heft to be a successful...

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