Going around the bloc: Europe’s vaccination push

Going around the bloc: Europe’s vaccination push

The first inoculations are happening across the continent as part of a co-ordinated push—but levels of both supply and uptake remain uncertain. Our correspondent explores South Korea’s obsession with hiking and why it means different things to different climbers. And looking back on a troubling year for Britain’s royals.

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In passing: the notable lives lost in 2022

In passing: the notable lives lost in 2022

From Pelé, the “king of football”, to Britain’s longest-reigning queen, our editors and correspondents reflected on the accomplishments of many notable figures who died this year. But our obituaries e...

30 Des 202234min

Best-of three: our country, books and games of the year

Best-of three: our country, books and games of the year

It is that best-of time of year. We outline the case for our country of the year, after an uncharacteristically easy nomination process. Our correspondents explain their picks for the best books of 20...

29 Des 202221min

Debasement all around: lessons from 16th-century inflation

Debasement all around: lessons from 16th-century inflation

In 2022 global inflation spiked at a rate not seen in decades. A look at the world’s very first such bout reveals eerie echoes of today’s woes—and lessons for tackling them. Our correspondent meets In...

28 Des 202228min

Cattle lines are drawn: cows in India

Cattle lines are drawn: cows in India

Cows are venerated in India, but precisely how intensely often depends on politics. And being venerated does not necessarily yield a pleasant life for the creatures. Economists rarely consider how pol...

27 Des 202229min

Land, sea and air: let us move you

Land, sea and air: let us move you

In a special episode, our Paris bureau chief witnesses the political divides that become apparent as she switches from France’s famed high-speed railways to forgotten lines. Our culture editor conside...

26 Des 202228min

An oily sheen: Nicolás Maduro in from the cold

An oily sheen: Nicolás Maduro in from the cold

Waves of protest after a stolen election in 2019 came to nothing. Now, thanks to the luck of geopolitics and petro-economics, President Nicolás Maduro is increasingly back in favour. “Peanuts” blazed ...

23 Des 202231min

A figure of speeches: Volodymyr Zelensky in his own words

A figure of speeches: Volodymyr Zelensky in his own words

At the beginning of the war, editors from The Economist went to Kyiv, the first Western journalists to interview Ukraine’s president. Our Russia editor has now returned, finding a brighter capital—and...

22 Des 202235min

Needs Musk? Tumult at Twitter

Needs Musk? Tumult at Twitter

Elon Musk may be stepping down as chief executive, but he has already changed the firm’s fortunes—and shown that social media’s free-speech struggle is far from over. A bit of fried dough in Kenya rev...

21 Des 202225min

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