The Economistflipped into Europe11 hours agoEurope makes a show of unity with Ukraine and other neighboursverified_publisherThe EconomistRUSSIA’S BLOODY war on Ukraine is reshaping Europe in profound and unexpected ways, and not just on the battlefield. On June 1st leaders of 45 …
The Economistflipped into Business16 hours agoAustralia and Canada are one economy—with one set of flawsverified_publisherThe EconomistIF AUSTRALIA AND Canada were one economy, this “Ozanada” would be the world’s fifth-largest, bigger than India and just behind Germany. Considering …
The Economistflipped into China16 hours agoA famous brand of Chinese sweets reinvents itself againverified_publisherThe EconomistAmong the self-flying planes, swanky electric cars and model space-stations on display at an exhibition of Chinese wares in Shanghai in May was a …
The Economistflipped into Business16 hours agoChief executives cannot shut up about AIverified_publisherThe EconomistSince the launch in November of ChatGPT, an artificially intelligent conversationalist, AI is seemingly all anyone can talk about. Corporate bosses, …
The Economistflipped into Britain16 hours agoBritain is falling behind in clinical trials of medicinesverified_publisherThe EconomistSuch feats are hard to reconcile with an independent, government-commissioned review by Lord O’Shaughnessy, a former junior health minister, …
The Economistflipped into Europe16 hours agoBakhmut and the spirit of Verdunverified_publisherThe EconomistA hollow crater bright with wild flowers marks the spot where the little village school used to stand. Another, the former bakery. Today, on the …
