The Intelligence from The Economist

The Intelligence from The Economist

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Trial run: genocide claims against Myanmar

Trial run: genocide claims against Myanmar

The Gambia’s first-of-its-kind case at the International Court of Justice might bring a rebuke and shine light on Myanmar’s brutal tactics. It might not, alas, bring succour for the Rohingyas. Our cor...

21 Feb 202224min

On the brinkmanship: a special episode on Ukraine and Russia

On the brinkmanship: a special episode on Ukraine and Russia

We unpick the week’s torrent of headlines; an invasion may yet come but either way President Vladimir Putin has already harmed Russia. The country’s digital self-isolation project is quietly forging a...

18 Feb 202226min

Sharpest tools, in a box: miniature vaccine factories

Sharpest tools, in a box: miniature vaccine factories

BioNTech, the German firm behind the first licensed coronavirus jab, reveals its attempts to stuff its technology into shipping containers—to be used where they are most needed. In the second instalme...

17 Feb 202222min

Judge, jury and executive: another power-grab in Tunisia

Judge, jury and executive: another power-grab in Tunisia

Last summer President Kais Saied nobbled the legislature; now he has abolished the judiciary. We ask where the country is headed, and why there is so little protest. Brazil’s modern-art scene, born a ...

16 Feb 202221min

Yen here before: Japan’s “new capitalism”

Yen here before: Japan’s “new capitalism”

Today’s figures showing the first annual economic growth in three years may seem promising. But the grand plans of Prime Minister Kishida Fumio resemble past policies that have not worked. The finely ...

15 Feb 202220min

Not trucking around: Canada’s protests spread

Not trucking around: Canada’s protests spread

It has become much more than a fight against proof-of-vaccination strictures. The anti-government mood has spread in Canada and abroad. What happens next? Haiti has received billions upon billions in ...

14 Feb 202222min

Withdrawal symptoms: Afghanistan goes hungry

Withdrawal symptoms: Afghanistan goes hungry

Since American forces left, pessimism has skyrocketed—and with good reason. Starvation is driving Afghans to sell their organs and even their children in order to eat. The artificial snow of this year...

11 Feb 202223min

Which way UP: India’s bellwether election

Which way UP: India’s bellwether election

The state-legislature poll in Uttar Pradesh is in effect a vote on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s increasingly stringent Hindu-national agenda—and will hint at his party’s chances in 2024. Oil majors ...

10 Feb 202223min

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