So long, and we’re keeping all the fish: Brexit

So long, and we’re keeping all the fish: Brexit

Britain’s divorce from the European Union still hinges on sticky matters of fishing rights and the enforcement of fair competition, and time is rapidly running out to strike a deal. India’s fantastical “love jihad” conspiracy theory is just another Muslim-marginalisation move—one that the government seemingly approves of. And a hermit-crab housing shortage in Thailand.

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In sofa as I can recall: troubles for Cyril Ramaphosa

In sofa as I can recall: troubles for Cyril Ramaphosa

South Africa’s leader says a pile of cash stashed in a sofa represents no wrongdoing. The outcome of an investigation could be the undoing of his presidency and his party. We examine Britain’s hydroge...

2 Des 202227min

Square dealing: Jiang Zemin dies

Square dealing: Jiang Zemin dies

The Chinese leader who took over a squabbling party following the Tiananmen Square massacre surprised the world by stifling dissent, overseeing a staggering economic awakening—and occasionally breakin...

1 Des 202225min

On the Horn’s dilemma: meeting Somalia’s president

On the Horn’s dilemma: meeting Somalia’s president

The Horn of Africa’s resurgent jihadists of al-Shabab pose the biggest problem to Hassan Sheikh Mohamud. He tells us his plans—political, economic and principally ideological—to calm tensions. Western...

30 Nov 202228min

The French connection: Macron’s state visit to America

The French connection: Macron’s state visit to America

Behind the pageantry, Presidents Joe Biden and Emmanuel Macron will have much to chew over, from a unified response in Ukraine to tricky trade negotiations. Our modelling suggests that Russia’s weapon...

29 Nov 202223min

Patience zero: China’s remarkable unrest

Patience zero: China’s remarkable unrest

Protests have become as bold as they are widespread—mostly against the country’s unsustainable zero-covid policies, but increasingly against the ruling regime itself. California’s wildfires have been ...

28 Nov 202225min

Forgoing a song: protest inside and beyond Iran

Forgoing a song: protest inside and beyond Iran

Players’ refusal to sing their national anthem at the World Cup has brought their country’s protests onto the global stage. We ask whether the discontent back home threatens the regime. A sober look a...

25 Nov 202228min

Scar from the madding crowd: Korea probes a tragedy

Scar from the madding crowd: Korea probes a tragedy

Grief about the deaths of more than 150 people in a crush has turned to anger, and the investigation into what actions were taken—or not taken—has turned political. Our correspondent looks into the va...

24 Nov 202226min

A whole other kettle of fission: Ukraine’s imperilled nuclear plant

A whole other kettle of fission: Ukraine’s imperilled nuclear plant

The power station in Zaporizhia has served as an impromptu military base for Russian forces—but danger is mounting and there are signs that troops may soon give it up. The sportswear-industry boom tha...

23 Nov 202223min

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