Theresa looks left: Brexit negotiations

Theresa looks left: Brexit negotiations

Having seemingly exhausted options within her own party, Prime Minister Theresa May is now trying to strike an EU divorce deal with Jeremy Corbyn, the head of the opposition. We profile the hard-left Labour leader. This weekend marks 25 years since one of history’s most horrifying campaigns of slaughter; our correspondent reflects on Rwanda, then and now. And, a prominent scientist seeks a molecule that confers all of the fun of alcohol, but none of the risks.

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Annexed question, please: Ukraine’s summit on Crimea

Annexed question, please: Ukraine’s summit on Crimea

President Volodymyr Zelensky wants to draw attention to Russia’s continued occupation of Crimea, and its failure to look after the region’s citizens. A new report attempts to put numbers to the “enfor...

23 Aug 202119min

Value-free investing: China and Afghanistan

Value-free investing: China and Afghanistan

The Taliban’s takeover is a boon for China’s propaganda machine: America is tired, its policies disastrous, its values a distraction. Meanwhile China has its own interests in the country. New research...

20 Aug 202121min

Fits and starts: SARS-CoV-2’s origin

Fits and starts: SARS-CoV-2’s origin

In the end, the World Health Organisation’s report in March revealed little. We ask why the coronavirus origin story is so crucial, and whether China will ever let it be told. Britain’s Prime Minister...

19 Aug 202121min

Stymie a river: the American West dries up

Stymie a river: the American West dries up

The first-ever water shortage declared for the Colorado River is just one sign of troubles to come; as the climate changes, century-old water habits and policies must change with it. Israel’s Pegasus ...

18 Aug 202119min

It rains, it pours: Haiti’s tragedy compounds

It rains, it pours: Haiti’s tragedy compounds

A president’s assassination, a cratered economy and now this: a tropical depression that will hamper rescue efforts after a massive earthquake. The country cannot catch a break. India and Pakistan par...

17 Aug 202120min

Nothing to break the fall: Afghanistan

Nothing to break the fall: Afghanistan

The fall of Kabul, the capital, sealed the country’s fate: after 20 years, the Taliban are back in charge—a fearsome outcome for its people and for the Biden administration. As capital punishment fade...

16 Aug 202121min

Thicket and boarding pass: travel’s tangle of rules

Thicket and boarding pass: travel’s tangle of rules

Restrictions are opaque, fickle and often illiberal—and it is not even clear how much they help curb the coronavirus. Chinese officials want to boost the economy of the province of Xinjiang, but our c...

13 Aug 202122min

Bridges and divides: America’s infrastructure push

Bridges and divides: America’s infrastructure push

The Senate has passed the first part of President Joe Biden’s mammoth plan, which is now tied to a far more ambitious part two. We examine their prospects for passage. Zambia is undertaking a pivotal ...

12 Aug 202121min

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