The Economist

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Articles in this issue:Politics this weekBusiness this weekKAL’s cartoonBritain’s election: Britain’s nightmare before ChristmasUnrest in the Arab world: System failureNATO’s summit: The good, the bad and the uglySergey Brin and Larry Page leave Alphabet: Search resultClimate change: Reverse gearLetters to the editor: On billionaires, groceries, The National Health Service, wind power, Kurt VonnegutNegative emissions: The chronic complexity of carbon captureRefugee policy: Denying opportunities costsThe impeachment inquiry: Uncommon groundsAdoption: Fostering enmitySmall towns: Theocracy in AmericaLexington: The stickiness of Joe BidenCanada: “Wexit” doesn’t mean WexitSuriname: Desi’s unjust dessertsBello: The difficulties of Jair López ObradorIndia’s economy: Searching for a landing siteCorruption in Kyrgyzstan: The bilk roadMeasles in Samoa: Red alertFreedom of speech in Singapore: False witnessBanyan: Tight bulb momentChina and the United Nations: A new battlegroundBorderland tourism: Tense times recalledChaguan: Mark it with “B”Arab unrest: The fight for Iraq’s futurePolling the Arab world: Some numbers behind the rageIran: Unprecedented violenceAlgeria’s election: The regime sets the menuTraffic in Sudan: All jammed upIdentity documents in Africa: Papers, pleaseGerman politics: Under new managementNATO: Stormy weatherFrance: Brace for impactMalta: RevengedChina and the Czechs: Fumbling the captureCharlemagne: The decline of the Five Star empireThe Conservatives: Leaving Brexit undoneA hung parliament: Corbyn the dealmakerLondon Bridge: After the fallThe “Red Wall”: Labour’s last standQuotes from the campaign trail: Speakers’ CornerPolitics in the capital: Down but not out in LondonSuper-safe seats: You’ll always walk aloneBagehot: Liar, liarEducation: The parable of FinlandAsian tigers: Still huntingGlobal trade: Welcome to the jungleInnovation: A sea changeDiscontent: Tyger, tyger, burningPolitical economies: The new Asian valuesDemography: Endangered speciesThe tigers’ future: Fearful symmetriesSaudi Aramco: ListlessMining in Africa: GalvanisedItalian steel: Trouble in TarantoChinese dairy: Cow cashBartleby: Let them eat Christmas cakeAlphabet: Turning a Page and a BrinSchumpeter: Conquistadors in a quandaryESG investing: Poor scoresMultiplying tariffs: Sound and furyTransatlantic tax tensions: Bottle shockThe euro area: Looking wobblyButtonwood: More in LahoreInsurance in Myanmar: Meant to beExchange rates: One-way bahtP2P platforms: Nothing personalFree exchange: Back to the futureWarfare in space: Quickening the countdownYou can’t get the wood, you know: Rome’s timber tradeMalaria: Off trackComputing records: A trillion here, a trillion thereCentipedes: Nesting instinctAviation: Trail blazersOur books of the year: Word upStaff books: Giant leapsEconomic data, commodities and marketsBritain’s election: Yellow submarineJonathan Miller: Intention and accidentGlobal news and current affairs from a European perspective. Best downloaded on Friday mornings (GMT)