Under the missile flow: North Korea

Under the missile flow: North Korea

The country has been slinging missiles skyward at an alarming pace, and with ever-greater technological advancement. We ask why things are heating up, and how the West might at last cool them down. Reforms to Indonesia’s criminal code that sparked mass protests in 2019 are back; restrictions including an extramarital-sex ban look set to pass. And Wales’s booming leech-and-maggot business.

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Giorgia on my mind: Italy’s far-right government

Giorgia on my mind: Italy’s far-right government

Italians have voted decisively for a coalition of right-wing parties, with Giorgia Meloni, leader of the Brothers of Italy, the likely next prime minister. What this means for Italy, Europe and the wa...

26 Sep 202224min

Empire State v real-estate empire: Donald Trump’s legal woes

Empire State v real-estate empire: Donald Trump’s legal woes

Letitia James, New York’s attorney general, announced a sweeping lawsuit against Donald Trump, his businesses and three of his children. He’s also being investigated over allegations of election inter...

23 Sep 202225min

Inflation nation: The Fed raises rates, again

Inflation nation: The Fed raises rates, again

America’s Federal Reserve made its third straight 0.75% interest-rate hike, with Jerome Powell, the Fed’s chair, warning that more hikes would follow. But with inflation still high, and labour markets...

22 Sep 202223min

The 300,000 body problem: Russia mobilises and threatens

The 300,000 body problem: Russia mobilises and threatens

This morning Vladimir Putin announced that Russia would call up more troops to fight in Ukraine, said his goal of “liberating” eastern Ukraine remained unchanged and accused the west of “nuclear black...

21 Sep 202228min

Charles in charge: the future of the Commonwealth

Charles in charge: the future of the Commonwealth

Elizabeth II was devoted to the Commonwealth, a club of countries that are home to one-third of the world’s population. What is its future under Charles III? Jeddah is Saudi Arabia’s most charming and...

20 Sep 202223min

The first draft is history: Chile’s rejected constitution

The first draft is history: Chile’s rejected constitution

Two years in the making, the country’s new foundational document was summarily swatted down in a referendum. We ask how it went so wrong, and what comes next. Data show a long-held view on fertility a...

19 Sep 202221min

Minority report: the Rohingya, five years on

Minority report: the Rohingya, five years on

Five years after a brutal campaign that drove nearly 750,000 out of Myanmar and into Bangladesh, conditions for the Muslim minority remain appalling on both sides of the border. Central Asian countrie...

16 Sep 202224min

Xi sells sanctuary: a telling Putin meeting

Xi sells sanctuary: a telling Putin meeting

As the presidents of China and Russia meet in Uzbekistan, we examine their friendship. They have much in common—but Russia’s prosecution of the war in Ukraine may strain relations. Islamic State and a...

15 Sep 202225min

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