Peronists’ peril: Argentina’s elections

Peronists’ peril: Argentina’s elections

The ruling party got a pasting at the polls, owing in part to a reeling economy. We ask what the opposition’s gains mean for the country. The practice of assisted dying is being enshrined in law the world over; we examine the ethical dimensions of its spread. And why electric vehicles failed to keep their market dominance a century ago.

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No rest for the weary: meeting Ukraine’s high command

No rest for the weary: meeting Ukraine’s high command

Our correspondent sits down with President Volodymyr Zelensky and two top military commanders—concluding that the next few months will determine the future of Ukraine. Morocco’s inspired run in the Wo...

15 Des 202227min

Precious joules: a fusion-energy result

Precious joules: a fusion-energy result

Scientists have reported a long-awaited nuclear-fusion breakthrough, using lasers to ignite hydrogen-isotope fuel in a self-sustaining burn. But that marks just one step on a long, uncertain road to c...

14 Des 202229min

Continental drift: Europe’s challenges

Continental drift: Europe’s challenges

A pair of crises will bedevil Europe, starting with crippling energy prices in the short term. And American protectionism threatens a longer-term dent in the continent’s green-industry ambitions. A vi...

13 Des 202227min

Zero to sickly? China’s covid climbdown

Zero to sickly? China’s covid climbdown

With astonishing speed, the machinery of testing, tracing and lockdowns is being dismantled. We examine the risks that will pose to a country that is not prepared for big outbreaks. A winemaker’s laws...

12 Des 202227min

Second time as farce: Peru’s president falls

Second time as farce: Peru’s president falls

Perhaps Pedro Castillo thought he could repeat the coup staged by his predecessor, Alberto Fujimori, in 1992. He did not, and is now behind bars. We ask how his fitful presidency fell apart so suddenl...

9 Des 202224min

Like biding a Reich: Germany’s alleged coup plot

Like biding a Reich: Germany’s alleged coup plot

Raids across the country netted 25 far-right extremists suspected of trying to overthrow the government. We look into what is known about a hare-brained plan to dissolve the republic and restore a kin...

8 Des 202225min

Pastor present: Georgia’s Senate runoff

Pastor present: Georgia’s Senate runoff

Democrats will have a bit more breathing room in the Senate, with an outright majority provided by Reverend Raphael Warnock’s win. We ask what the state-level victory reveals about national politics. ...

7 Des 202228min

Suspension of this belief? Iran’s morality police

Suspension of this belief? Iran’s morality police

The enforcers of the hardliners’ mores may have been disbanded; it is hard to know if the regime is bending to protesters or sowing confusion. Either way the disquiet looks set to continue. We take a ...

6 Des 202224min

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