Home truths: a global property wobble

Home truths: a global property wobble

As interest rates rise, lots of pandemic-era property trends are fading—but not every market is equally vulnerable as the boom peters out. Generals have long avoided fighting in cities: it is messy and dangerous. Increasingly, though, they have no choice. And our language columnist on the subtle question of whether “data” is plural or singular.

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No safety in numbers: security in Haiti

No safety in numbers: security in Haiti

The security situation is hopeless, following violent unrest and a presidential assassination—as one family’s epic and ultimately failed attempt to leave reveals. The sum total of the missing banknote...

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Relocation, relocation, relocation: America’s internal migration

Relocation, relocation, relocation: America’s internal migration

The flood of people out of cities is unlike anything since the suburbanisation of the 1950s; we examine the inevitable economic and political consequences. After years of reporting our correspondent c...

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All about that base: Japan’s security policy

All about that base: Japan’s security policy

In recent years the country has found itself in a sharply different geopolitical environment, responding by building bases and security-partner ties as never before. Our correspondent meets perhaps th...

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Back to the USSR: Russia and Ukraine

Back to the USSR: Russia and Ukraine

As border tensions continue to build, our Russia editor looks back to the fall of the Soviet Union to explain why Russia has never accepted Ukraine’s independence. Eating out has only become more expe...

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Centre of no attention: Chile’s presidential election

Centre of no attention: Chile’s presidential election

As the vote’s second round has neared, the candidates have shifted, a bit, from their positions at opposite ends of the political spectrum. Which radical vision for the country will win out? The trans...

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Money printer slow brrr: the Fed turns down the taps

Money printer slow brrr: the Fed turns down the taps

America’s central bank plans to pinch off its massive bond-buying programme much faster in a bid to stall inflation; our correspondent says it is perhaps a late-arriving signal—but a promising one. Lo...

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In full swing: Ethiopia’s shifting civil war

In full swing: Ethiopia’s shifting civil war

More than a year after a rebellion Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed promised to put down in weeks, the balance of power keeps swinging—and neighbouring states may soon be drawn in. To the chagrin of libertar...

15 Des 202124min

Twister of fate? Tornadoes and climate change

Twister of fate? Tornadoes and climate change

Many have been quick to link the tornado catastrophe in America’s Upland South to climate change; we ask why that is a tricky connection to draw. Citizenship of Gulf states has long been difficult to ...

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