The dust settles: ceasefire in Gaza

The dust settles: ceasefire in Gaza

After 11 days of fierce fighting, Israel and Hamas agreed to a ceasefire beginning in the early hours of Friday morning. But will the quiet last? In July, China’s Communist Party will celebrate its centenary. But that requires airbrushing much of its history. And, we look back at the life of Asfaw Yemiru, an Ethiopian educator who transformed the lives of more than 120,000 children. For full access to print, digital and audio editions of The Economist, subscribe here www.economist.com/intelligenceoffer

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Fight if you Haftar: the struggle for Libya

Fight if you Haftar: the struggle for Libya

Life in Libya’s capital seems calm, even as a warlord backed by ragtag forces bids to take the city. Meanwhile the putative government can muster little political power—or electric power. We examine a...

27 Jun 201922min

Rights on Q: same-sex marriage in Japan

Rights on Q: same-sex marriage in Japan

A bill to recognise same-sex marriage has failed in Japan’s parliament, exposing a widening divide between the views of its politicians and the values of its people. For some officials, Burundi’s elec...

26 Jun 201921min

Money in the West Bank: Kushner’s peace plan

Money in the West Bank: Kushner’s peace plan

Tensions between Iran and America are distracting from Jared Kushner’s long-awaited Israeli-Palestinian peace plan. It’s got plenty of dollar signs, but no sign yet of a political solution. We ask why...

25 Jun 201921min

Lover or Leaver? How Brexit divided Britons

Lover or Leaver? How Brexit divided Britons

Exactly three years after the referendum result, it’s clear: Brexit has driven Britain a bit batty. We look into the grand societal divides that the vote exposed. In Istanbul, a repeat mayoral electio...

24 Jun 201922min

Blonde ambition: Boris’s bid for power

Blonde ambition: Boris’s bid for power

Charming buffoon or cunning chameleon? Welcoming liberal or snarling Brexiteer? We ask why, despite having no guiding philosophy, Boris Johnson is so likely to become Britain’s prime minister. Our obi...

21 Jun 201923min

Hawks, stocks and peril: Iran-America brinkmanship

Hawks, stocks and peril: Iran-America brinkmanship

Iran’s downing of an American drone today is just the latest source of tension between the countries. Where does it end? As facial-recognition technology improves, rising privacy concerns are hamperin...

20 Jun 201919min

Moving stories: the UN’s refugee report

Moving stories: the UN’s refugee report

The worldwide count of people forced from their homelands has increased sharply, again. What’s driving these movements, and what are governments doing about incoming refugees? The Democratic Republic ...

19 Jun 201920min

Florida Man: Trump’s re-election campaign

Florida Man: Trump’s re-election campaign

America’s president heads back to the Sunshine State today to announce his candidacy. What to expect this time around? Muhammad Morsi, Egypt’s first democratically elected president, has died in court...

18 Jun 201920min

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