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Sep 24th 2022


SHOULD EUROPE WORRY?




THE WORLD THIS WEEK

 * Politics
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LEADERS

The Middle East


BOOM TIME IN THE GULF

An energy crisis and fresh alliances are making the region more powerful—and
more volatile

Russia and Ukraine


PUTIN DOUBLES DOWN

Ukraine has a window of opportunity to push back the invaders before more arrive

Britain’s economy


TRUSS’S RUSTY REAGANOMICS

Transplanting 40-year-old economic policy from America to Britain will not work

Medicine and the brain


THINKING OUTSIDE THE BOX

Neuroscience is experiencing a renaissance. Not before time

Italy


SHOULD EUROPE WORRY?

How afraid should it be of Giorgia Meloni, the woman expected to be Italy’s next
leader?




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ON AMERICA, HOSPITAL FOOD, SEA MINES, AUTOCRATS, QUIET QUITTING, BRITAIN


BY INVITATION



Woke business


STAKEHOLDER CAPITALISM POISONS DEMOCRACY, ARGUES VIVEK RAMASWAMY

Woke business


PEOPLE TRUST EXECUTIVES TO INTERVENE IN SOCIAL ISSUES, SAYS JEFFREY SONNENFELD


BRIEFING

Global fuel flows


DOCKS, STOCKS AND MANY FLOATING BARRELS

Russia’s war has rammed a gun barrel into the mechanics of the energy trade. A
great re-engineering is under way


EUROPE



Italy


THE BROTHERS ARE COMING

Russia mobilises


HALFWAY MEASURE

Nagorno-Karabakh


THE GUNS DO THE TALKING

Charlemagne


THE REVERSE LUXEMBOURG


BRITAIN



The Labour Party


THE SMOKED-SALMON OFFENSIVE

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ELIZABETH’S JOURNEY

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UNITED STATES



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WOOING THE WAVERERS

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BAD POLITICS?

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ET TU, NEW YORK

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CLAWS OUT

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TRANS PLANS

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REVVING UP

Lexington


IN PRAISE OF THE DEEP STATE




MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA



Israel and its new Arab partners


THE ABRAHAM ECONOMY

Iran


BURNING THEIR HIJABS

Mali


HOSTAGES TO FORTUNE

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ESCAPING THE DEAD HAND OF DICTATORSHIP


THE AMERICAS



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THE UNKNOWN KNOWN

Bello


BUKELE’S BIG RE-ELECTION LIE


ASIA



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PASS THE BUTTON

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BORDER DISORDER

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THE KALEIDOSCOPE TURNS


CHINA



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THE WIDENING GAP

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A BIT MORE MAO-LIKE

China-India relations


STILL FROSTY


INTERNATIONAL



Russian propaganda


PEDDLING PUTIN’S PIFFLE


TECHNOLOGY QUARTERLY



Fixing the brain


OPENING UP THE BOX

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FROM LUCK TO JUDGMENT

Precision neuromedicine


THINKING INSIDE THE BOX

The psychedelic revival


ANCIENT WISDOM?

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WIRED UP

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ON THE OFFENSIVE

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THE COVID COMEDOWN

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NOT LIKE CHINA


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The Economist explains


HOW THE EU INTENDS TO COLLECT “WINDFALL PROFITS” FROM ENERGY FIRMS

The Economist explains


WHY IS THE ELECTORAL CYCLE OF AMERICA’S CONGRESS SO SHORT?


OBITUARY



Frank Drake


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