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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A bit Fed up: central banks’ dilemma

A bit Fed up: central banks’ dilemma

Central banks face a painful tradeoff: raise rates too quickly and risk banking-sector instability. Raise them too slowly and risk continued high inflation. Our correspondent travelled to Kyiv to meet...

23 Mar 202325min

Not shy and not retiring: pension reform in France

Not shy and not retiring: pension reform in France

Emmanuel Macron narrowly survived two no-confidence votes, sparked by his pushing a pension-reform package through the legislature without bringing it up for a vote. But his troubles are far from over...

22 Mar 202325min

Stopping the spread: how to fix the banks

Stopping the spread: how to fix the banks

Silicon Valley Bank. Signature Bank. Credit Suisse. The world’s banks look wobbly, leading to fears of broader economic pain. Our economics editor explains how regulators should stabilise the sector. ...

21 Mar 202323min

Bear backed: Xi heads to Moscow

Bear backed: Xi heads to Moscow

The visit of Xi Jinping, China’s president, to Moscow may seem like the solidifying of a simple, anti-Western alliance. But China is walking a delicate line to look after its own interests. A growing ...

20 Mar 202325min

Felling through the cracks: rainforests in crisis

Felling through the cracks: rainforests in crisis

The economics are clear-cut: the benefits of preserving the lungs of the world vastly outweigh those of felling trees. We travel to the Amazon and find that the problem is largely down to lawlessness ...

17 Mar 202325min

Puts Bibi in the corner: Israel’s protests

Puts Bibi in the corner: Israel’s protests

Proposed legislation that would hobble the judiciary has led to relentless demonstrations—and exposed a rift in Israeli society that has become dangerous to Binyamin Netanyahu and the country as a who...

16 Mar 202324min

One Tory building: Rishi Sunak’s mission

One Tory building: Rishi Sunak’s mission

From today’s national budget to hardline immigration legislation to international defence pacts, Britain’s prime minister is working hard to extract his Tory party from a deep electoral hole. The Krem...

15 Mar 202324min

Starched rival: Turkey’s opposition candidate

Starched rival: Turkey’s opposition candidate

After internecine drama, the opposition-party alliance has picked their man. The bookish, mild-mannered Kemal Kilicdaroglu may be the best possible president, but also the worst possible candidate whe...

14 Mar 202324min

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