Same assembly, rewired: the United Nations meets
Economist Podcasts23 Syys 2021

Same assembly, rewired: the United Nations meets

The annual United Nations General Assembly is more than just worthy pledges and fancy dinners; we ask where the tensions and the opportunities lie this time around. Last year’s fears of a crippling “twindemic” of covid-19 and influenza proved unfounded—and that provides more reason to worry this year. And why “like” is, like, really useful.

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One peace at a time: Gaza, Israel and Iran

One peace at a time: Gaza, Israel and Iran

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Bait the hook! Fishing in the global talent pool

Bait the hook! Fishing in the global talent pool

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AIOU: what if the AI boom busts?

AIOU: what if the AI boom busts?

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13 Elo 202424min

The boot is on the other foot: Ukraine’s surprise incursion

The boot is on the other foot: Ukraine’s surprise incursion

Part of Russia is under foreign control for the first time since the second world war. We ask about the strategy behind the surprise raid—which may not be the last. The Paris Olympics were, all told, ...

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Expelling mistake: the costs of hardline immigration policy

Expelling mistake: the costs of hardline immigration policy

The rich world is experiencing record migrant flows—and the attendant social upheaval. Finding immigration policies that are not economically ruinous is damnably hard. Our three-part series starts to ...

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Arrivals haul: anti-tourism’s folly

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Tourists are getting decidedly less-warm welcomes in popular spots, but blunt anti-tourism policies are self-defeating. We look at how to maintain benefits for both the visitors and the visited. As Ru...

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Walz onto the stage: Kamala Harris’s VP pick

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Tim Walz, a folksy Midwesterner who came late to politics, is on the Democratic ticket. We ask how he got there and whether he was the best tactical pick. A visit to Lebanon reveals a sense of forebod...

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More than Sheikh could stick at: Bangladesh’s PM resigns

More than Sheikh could stick at: Bangladesh’s PM resigns

Sheikh Hasina, who led the country for 20 of the past 28 years with an increasingly authoritarian grip, was ultimately undone by student protests that would not be quelled. China may be world-leading ...

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