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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From out of left field: Ireland’s election

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After the adulation, the discontent. Voters are abandoning the party of the young, progressive leader Leo Varadkar, with many supporting Sinn Fein, a party with a violent history. Our obituaries edito...

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Imperfect call: Trump’s exoneration

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Address change: the State of the Union

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President Donald Trump seemed to be going out of his way to rankle Democrats while he pitched his tenure as a change from American decline to American rejuvenation. In the developing world mobile phon...

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An app-polling delay: Iowa’s caucus chaos

An app-polling delay: Iowa’s caucus chaos

Technical glitches and “inconsistencies” threw America’s first Democratic caucuses into disarray. That will have political consequences, irrespective of the eventual winner. So-called bio-bots—tiny ma...

4 Feb 202021min

Economic contagion: Hong Kong

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Hong Kong’s GDP report released today reflects the squeeze that enormous protests at home and economic headwinds on the mainland have put on the territory—and that was before the coronavirus outbreak....

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When one door closes: Brexit day

When one door closes: Brexit day

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Viral hit: the costs of China’s lockdown

Viral hit: the costs of China’s lockdown

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