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The EconomistThe EconomistSkip to content * Menu * Weekly edition * Search Subscribe Log in * FEATURED * Summer reads * War in Ukraine * US midterms * Climate change * Coronavirus * 1843 magazine * The world in brief * SECTIONS * The world this week * Leaders * Letters * Briefing * United States * The Americas * Asia * China * Middle East & Africa * Europe * Britain * International * Business * Finance & economics * Science & technology * Culture * Graphic detail * Obituary * Special reports * Technology Quarterly * Essay * By Invitation * Schools brief * The World Ahead 2022 * What If? * The Economist Explains * MORE * Newsletters * Podcasts * Films * Subscriber events * iOS app * Android app * Online courses * My Economist * Saved stories * Log out * Saved stories * Account * Log out Search Search THE ECONOMIST - WORLD NEWS, POLITICS, ECONOMICS, BUSINESS & FINANCE DRUM TOWER Sign up to our new subscriber-only China newsletter WAR IN UKRAINE Read our latest coverage of the war MIDTERMS MODEL Explore our model of the race to control Congress Leaders VLADIMIR PUTIN VOWS TO SEND MORE INVADERS. THE WEST SHOULD ARM UKRAINE FASTER It has a window of opportunity to push Russian forces back Leaders LIZ TRUSS’S SELECTIVE REAGANOMICS WON’T WORK After cutting taxes, the Gipper reversed course -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- United States DONALD TRUMP FACES A SWEEPING NEW LAWSUIT The former president’s legal troubles pile up -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- THE WORLD IN BRIEF Police in Russia arrested more than 1,300 people for participating in protests in response to President Vladimir Putin’s announcement of “partial mobilisation”, according to OVD-Info, a Russian human-rights group... America’s Federal Reserve raised its benchmark interest rate by 0.75 percentage points for the third time in a row... Protesters in Iran set fire to police stations and vehicles amid ongoing demonstrations over the death of Mahsa Amini, a young Kurdish woman, in police custody... Britain lifted a moratorium on fracking for shale gas... Continue reading -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AS AMERICA RAISES RATES, THE REST OF THE WORLD BEARS THE PAIN The Federal Reserve’s latest lift offers little help for the global economy BELLO: COLOMBIA’S NEW PRESIDENT COSIES UP TO VENEZUELA’S DESPOT Leaders of the Latin left find common ground, even with a thug WHY IRANIAN WOMEN ARE BURNING THEIR HIJABS Protests by the oppressed sex are rocking the Islamic Republic SAMPA THE GREAT HAS A MISSION: TO TAKE ZAMBIAN MUSIC GLOBAL “As Above, So Below”, the rapper’s new album, celebrates her musical forebears DRUM TOWER Sign up to our new subscriber-only China newsletter WAR IN UKRAINE Read our latest coverage of the war MIDTERMS MODEL Explore our model of the race to control Congress RUSSIA’S NUCLEAR THREATS VLADIMIR PUTIN’S SITUATION LOOKS EVER MORE DESPERATE A planned military mobilisation in Russia, and fake referendums in occupied Ukraine, are signs of weakness EXPLAINER: DO RUSSIA’S MILITARY SETBACKS INCREASE THE RISK OF NUCLEAR CONFLICT? 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But it is increasing the risk that future conflicts will -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BY INVITATIONSAMUEL CHARAP CONSIDERS HOW RUSSIA’S WAR IN UKRAINE COULD ESCALATE The political scientist says Vladimir Putin may now see himself as engaged in an existential struggle -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- THE ECONOMIST READS WHAT TO READ TO UNDERSTAND ITALY’S TUMULTUOUS POLITICS AND HISTORY The country can be infuriatingly difficult to understand WHAT TO READ TO BECOME A BETTER WRITER Five texts that explain how to write simply and well -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- WHAT TO READ TO UNDERSTAND UKRAINE BEYOND THE WAR We recommend four books, and one album, which illuminate Ukrainian culture -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- WHAT TO READ TO UNDERSTAND HOW ECONOMISTS THINK Our senior economics writer picks five books for those starting to study the subject -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- WEEKLY EDITION: SEPTEMBER 17TH 2022 GETTING THE JOB DONE: HOW UKRAINE CAN WIN * -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- INTO THE CAROLEAN ERA Why the monarchy matters * -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- UKRAINE’S BREAKTHROUGH Vladimir Putin’s war is failing * -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- HOUSE ON FIRE China’s property crisis deepens * -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MURDER IN AMERICA A special report Read full edition STORIES MOST READ BY SUBSCRIBERS 1. 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