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 century ago this week, flourished despite rocky politics—but the current president has a chokehold on it. And the Thai army’s quixotic mission to evict Bangkok’s legendary street-food hawkers. For full access to print, digital and audio editions of The Economist, subscribe here www.economist.com/intelligenceoffer

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Cops, a plea: police reform in America

Cops, a plea: police reform in America

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Say his name, and others’: American protests spread globally

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Forgoing the distance: covid-19 spreads in Brazil

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