Coming write-up: Chile votes to overhaul its constitution

Coming write-up: Chile votes to overhaul its constitution

The country has roundly rejected its dictatorship-era charter and mapped out how to fashion a new one. What do Chileans stand to gain—and to lose? Rising populations of the elderly in the world’s prisons are creating deepening problems, both for jailers and the jailed. And we explore a theory that blames political chaos on too many would-be elites.

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Haley to the chief? A long-shot candidacy begins

Haley to the chief? A long-shot candidacy begins

Nikki Haley, a former governor of South Carolina and UN ambassador, has declared her 2024 presidential candidacy. We assess her chances and survey the field. Intimidation and financial pressure are qu...

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End-Gulfed: Preparing for a post-oil future

End-Gulfed: Preparing for a post-oil future

The petrostates of the Gulf are modernising their economies, growing more tolerant and liberalising their social contracts as they prepare for a world run on fewer hydrocarbons—but who will be left be...

14 Feb 202323min

Toil and rubble: a report from Turkey

Toil and rubble: a report from Turkey

Our correspondent visits town after devastated town. Poorly enforced building codes are one clear factor in the rising death toll—and a political backlash looms. Britain’s productivity problem is at l...

13 Feb 202327min

A chance at renewal: Nigeria’s coming election

A chance at renewal: Nigeria’s coming election

Young voters are fired up and the electoral system has been strengthened, but Nigeria’s challenges are considerable. We explore why this month’s vote offers an opportunity to turn the country around. ...

10 Feb 202329min

Long division: America’s busy state legislatures

Long division: America’s busy state legislatures

America’s Congress may be gridlocked, but its state legislatures certainly aren’t. The laws they’ll pass this year will probably impact more people more directly than anything Congress does, with just...

9 Feb 202326min

Bot the difference: AI and the future of search

Bot the difference: AI and the future of search

The race for AI supremacy is on. Microsoft, Google, Baidu and a host of smaller firms are all placing bets on the technology’s future. Which version emerges on top may well determine how people find i...

8 Feb 202323min

Race against time: rescue efforts in Turkey and Syria

Race against time: rescue efforts in Turkey and Syria

Amid unthinkable destruction and loss of life, we examine the factors that will frustrate relief efforts following earthquakes in an already troubled region. As President Joe Biden prepares to welcome...

7 Feb 202323min

Tony isn’t blinkin’: Sino-American relations, post-balloon

Tony isn’t blinkin’: Sino-American relations, post-balloon

American fighters shot down a balloon that China says was monitoring the weather, but America insists was spying. It was a minor incident, but it highlights the relationship of a great-power rivalry w...

6 Feb 202321min

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