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 World Cup sparked much debate about its identity as an Arab country. And our co-host investigates the vanishing pleasures of American Jewish delis—over lunch, of course. Help us make the show better: take our listener survey at http://economist.com/intelligencesurvey For full access to print, digital and audio editions of The Economist, subscribe here www.economist.com/intelligenceoffer

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A vote for Ukraine: why Estonia’s election matters

A vote for Ukraine: why Estonia’s election matters

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Home affairs: America’s revealing property market

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Economists and politicians around the world are consumed with one question: is the world headed for a recession, or a relatively soft landing? We’ll tell you what clues the American property market of...

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Bakhmut point: Ukraine readies a counter-offensive

Bakhmut point: Ukraine readies a counter-offensive

Ukraine is using a torrent of Western arms and training to prepare for a spring offensive. We learn why being on a corporate board of directors—or recruiting for one—is more difficult than ever. And w...

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Hedge of allegiance: South Africa’s diplomatic shift

Hedge of allegiance: South Africa’s diplomatic shift

A policy of ambiguity is swiftly shifting; the country is falling into a Sino-Russian orbit at just the time it needs the most help from Western allies. How learning to debate can improve the lives of...

6 Mar 202326min

Seed of doubt: venture capital tightens up

Seed of doubt: venture capital tightens up

A slump in tech is driving investors to rediscover old ways. Out are the cash-splashing long bets; in are smaller, profitable, strategic firms. Nigeria’s election was pitched as the most transparent e...

3 Mar 202324min

Losing the threads: Bangladesh

Losing the threads: Bangladesh

Shifts in the garment industry, which powered development in the country, represent one risk; meagre currency reserves are another. Yet nothing so imperils Bangladesh’s economic miracle as graft and p...

2 Mar 202322min

The belt buckles up: China’s grand plan slims

The belt buckles up: China’s grand plan slims

The Belt and Road initiative to encircle much of the world with Chinese-funded, Chinese-built infrastructure is growing leaner and more penny-wise. But its ambitions are undimmed. Energy-market turmoi...

1 Mar 202324min

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