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This week’s covers


Leader: The triple shock facing Europe’s economy Article: Europe’s economy is under attack from all sides For subscribers only: to see how we design each week’s cover, sign up to our weekly Cover ... Read More

The hidden costs of Biden’s steel protectionism


The costs of blocking the steel deal are stiff. Curbing the free flow of capital means less efficient steel production and ultimately higher prices for consumers. Moreover, Nippon has promised not to ... Read More

This week’s cover


This week we published a detailed analysis ... First we fashioned its ears out of political bumper stickers. Then we tried a drawing of a bunny emerging from a ballot box. This was adorable ... Read More

Biden’s big policy announcements; Trump’s fundraising haul


The latest news in US politics, with coverage of Joe Biden and the Democrats, Donald Trump and the Republicans plus daily updates about the 2024 US election. Read More

Biden boosts semiconductor industry, electric vehicles


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Judge in Trump case quashes some charges; Harris to visit abortion clinic


On Wednesday he received a glimmer of good news in Georgia ... scaffolding in New York City. For all the political action of the past week, including Mr Biden’s vigorous state-of-the-union ... Read More

Rogue Russia threatens the world, not just Ukraine


As our study this week of life in Vladivostok shows ... Mr Putin’s most charismatic political rival, Alexei Navalny, was murdered in the gulag in February. So far the Kremlin has had no difficulty ... Read More

Trump’s control of the GOP; Congress averts shutdown


If you enjoyed this week’s quiz, play Dateline, The Economist’s new history game. “It’s something that we’ve got to grapple with. You know, it’s a brave new world. IVF’s only been ... Read More

Corruption is surging across Latin America


The fines came after a series of Brazilian corruption investigations, the most famous of which, known as Lava Jato (Car Wash), started ten years ago this month. It was part of a wave of ... Read More

Gun bills, property tax reform, construction defects and new economic forecasts in the Colorado legislature this week


This week will bring a major mid-March milestone ... which starts in July, will hear the final economic forecasts before lawmakers debate and vote on the budget. Predictions of economic conditions ... Read More

This week’s covers


Labour cannot assume it will have two terms to get things done. India is a rising economic power but its politics veer into chauvinism and authoritarianism. These two competing trends of ... Read More

This week’s covers


THIS WEEK we have two covers ... more than double the rich-world average. Yet that dose of steroids cannot be repeated—America will this year spend more on debt interest than on defence. Read More


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