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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 US MIDTERMS 2022 Explore the findings of our model of the race to control Congress WAR IN UKRAINE Read our latest coverage of the war THE INTELLIGENCE Our daily podcast discusses Liz Truss’s wounded government Leaders THE COMMUNIST PARTY’S OBSESSION WITH CONTROL WILL MAKE CHINA WEAKER BUT MORE DANGEROUS Its five-yearly congress will further tighten one man’s grip Finance & economics EMERGING MARKETS LOOK UNUSUALLY RESILIENT A welcome departure from previous rounds of tightening -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Leaders JOE BIDEN IS TOO TIMID. IT IS TIME TO LEGALISE COCAINE The costs of prohibition outweigh the benefits -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- THE WORLD IN BRIEF At the UN General Assembly 143 countries approved a resolution condemning Russia’s illegal annexation of four Ukrainian regions... Inflation in America rose by more than expected last month with the consumer price index up 0.4% in September compared with August... Hours after the UN vote Russia shelled more than 40 Ukrainian cities and towns, including strikes near the capital, Kyiv, according to officials... Turkey’s president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, met his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, on the sidelines of a summit in Kazakhstan... Continue reading -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BRITAIN’S GOVERNMENT IS YET TO DEAL WITH A MESS OF ITS OWN MAKING Investors in its bonds are still far from satisfied DESPITE LETHAL REPRESSION, IRAN’S PROTESTS CONTINUE The loyalty of the army has yet to be tested DAILY CHART: WHO IS DOING MOST TO HELP UKRAINE AGAINST RUSSIA? America, Poland and tiny Baltic states stand out RICHARD MOSSE DOCUMENTS THE HIDDEN WAR IN THE BRAZILIAN AMAZON In a powerful work of video art, the Irish photographer reveals the systematic destruction of the largest rainforest on Earth US MIDTERMS 2022 Explore the findings of our model of the race to control Congress WAR IN UKRAINE Read our latest coverage of the war THE INTELLIGENCE Our daily podcast discusses Liz Truss’s wounded government UNREST IN IRAN 1843 MAGAZINE | “ARE THEY WATCHING OUR HOMES? ARE THEY IN OUR PHONES?”: A DIARY OF FEAR IN TEHRAN An Iranian student found her voice in the protests. Then came a knock on her door IRAN’S RULING AYATOLLAHS ARE HANGING ON But if protests endure, the regime may yet wobble -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- IRAN’S TIRED REGIME IS LIVING ON BORROWED TIME A wave of protests portends more to come -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- EXPLAINER: WHO ARE IRAN’S HATED MORALITY POLICE? The Koran says nothing about men in uniform enforcing dress codes -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TAMING INFLATION MARKETS ARE REELING FROM HIGHER RATES. THE WORLD ECONOMY IS NEXT If the Fed tightens until something breaks, the first cracking sounds could be in Europe HOUSEHOLDS ACROSS THE RICH WORLD HAVE NEVER BEEN SO GLOOMY They seem to be suffering from a covid-19 comedown -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AMERICA’S ECONOMY IS TOO STRONG FOR ITS OWN GOOD Despite market turmoil, the Fed is set on relentless rate rises -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GLOBAL RATE RISES ARE HAPPENING ON AN UNPRECEDENTED SCALE Their cumulative impact may be greater than expected -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- WEEKLY EDITION: OCTOBER 8TH 2022 WHAT NEXT? A SPECIAL REPORT ON THE WORLD ECONOMY * -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BRITAIN'S TRUSS DEFICIT Britain’s Conservatives do not understand how much things have changed * -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GERMANY'S SELFISH ENERGY BAIL-OUT A German aid package revives calls for solidarity * -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ARE MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS USEFUL? Though hated, they often provide a valuable service to the economy * -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- THE MANY POWERS OF ELON MUSK With great technological power comes great political responsibility Read full edition STORIES MOST READ BY SUBSCRIBERS 1. HOW THE WEST IS HELPING UKRAINE BEAT RUSSIA’S MISSILES 2. RUSSIA LAUNCHES A WAVE OF MISSILES ACROSS UKRAINE 3. JOE BIDEN IS TOO TIMID. IT IS TIME TO LEGALISE COCAINE 4. LIZ TRUSS HAS MADE BRITAIN A RISKIER BET FOR BOND INVESTORS 5. THE WAR IN UKRAINE HAS BATTERED THE REPUTATION OF RUSSIAN SPIES EUROPE HOW THE WEST IS HELPING UKRAINE BEAT RUSSIA’S MISSILES And why such help has been so slow in coming SPECIAL REPORTS: OCTOBER 15TH 2022 THE WORLD DIVIDED China wants to change, or break, a world order set by others. It may yet succeed, says David Rennie * -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- China wants to change, or break, a world order set by others * -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- China seeks a world order that defers to states and their rulers * -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- To show that it can follow global rules, China built its own multilateral institution * -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- China is exerting greater power across Asia—and beyond * -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Why America and Europe fret about China turning inwards * -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- China has chilling plans for governing Taiwan * -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- For Western democracies, the price of avoiding a clash with China is rising Read full report THE ECONOMIST EXPLAINS * WHY THE EXODUS OF RUSSIANS TO CENTRAL ASIA MATTERS * WHY DID JOE BIDEN PARDON PEOPLE CONVICTED OF FEDERAL MARIJUANA OFFENCES? * HOW MUCH LEGAL JEOPARDY IS DONALD TRUMP IN? PODCASTS * “LIZ TRUSS’S GOVERNMENT IS ALREADY DAMAGED BEYOND REPAIR”—BRITAIN’S MINI-BUDGET WITH MAXI CONSEQUENCES * A TIMELY LESSON ON THE CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF FINANCIAL CRISES * “YOU’VE GOT TO PAY ATTENTION TO THIS GUY’S EGO…OF COURSE HE’S NOT GIVING UP CONTROL”—TRUMP AND THE MIDTERMS 1843 MAGAZINE * LAST OF THE COCKNEY CRIMINALS * “ARE THEY WATCHING OUR HOMES? ARE THEY IN OUR PHONES?”: A DIARY OF FEAR IN TEHRAN * “LEARN TO KILL FROM A SAFE DISTANCE. AND WRITE A WILL”: THE SECRET DIARY OF A UKRAINIAN SOLDIER (PART 1) BY INVITATION * AFGHANISTAN’S CENTRAL BANK NEEDS ITS ASSETS BACK, ARGUES GRAEME SMITH * A CONVERSATION WITH STACEY ABRAMS * KIRILL ROGOV ON WHAT RUSSIANS REALLY THINK OF THE WAR IN UKRAINE CORONAVIRUS * HOUSEHOLDS ACROSS THE RICH WORLD HAVE NEVER BEEN SO GLOOMY * AGAINST EXPECTATIONS, COVID-19 RETIREES ARE RETURNING TO WORK * THE MISSING PANDEMIC INNOVATION BOOM FILMS * WHY MEXICAN CARTELS HAVE TURNED TO SYNTHETIC DRUGS * THE ECONOMIST INTERVIEWS LULA DA SILVA * UNDERSTANDING CHINA’S GLOBAL AMBITIONS CLIMATE CHANGE * THE ENERGY TRANSITION WILL BE EXPENSIVE * RWE, GERMANY’S BIGGEST POWER COMPANY, IS GOING GREEN * WHAT IS CLIMATE “LOSS AND DAMAGE”? CULTURE * RICHARD MOSSE DOCUMENTS THE HIDDEN WAR IN THE BRAZILIAN AMAZON * “THE STEPFORD WIVES” DEPICTED THE BACKLASH AGAINST SECOND-WAVE FEMINISM * HANS MOKE NIEMANN IS KNOWN TO HAVE CHEATED AT CHESS. DOES HE STILL? 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