The Economist - 2017-01-21
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Articles in this issue:
Politics this week
Business this week
KAL's cartoon
A Trump White House: The 45th president
African politics: A dismal dynast
Britain and the European Union: A hard road
Regulating car emissions: Road outrage
The legacy of gendercide: Too many single men
Letters to the Editor: On Theresa May, the split infinitive, Disney, missiles, tax, steel, India's demonetisation, Flashman
The Trump administration: A helluva handover
Peter Navarro: Free-trader turned game-changer
Emboldened states: California steaming
Women’s rights: March nemesis
Asian-American voters: Bull in a China shop
Chelsea Manning: The long commute
Lexington: History lessons
El Salvador: Unhappy anniversary
Argentina: Tango in trouble
Cuban migrants: Special no more
Chinese influence in South-East Asia: The giant’s client
Education in Thailand: Not rocket science
Street vendors in Mumbai: Stabbed in the snack
Politics in Australia: Going for gold
Pakistan’s economy: Roads to nowhere
China and the world: The new Davos man
The navy: Deep blue ambition
Banyan: Dangling forbidden pleasures
The African Union: Ex factor
Farming in Ethiopia and Kenya: Qatnip
Default in paradise: Boats and a scandal
Bahrain: An unhappy isle
Terrorism in Tunisia: Jihadis come home
Turkey’s all-powerful president: Iron constitution
Emigration in eastern Europe: The old countries
The European Parliament: A shift to the right
Reform in Russia: Listen, liberal
Russian propaganda: Putin’s prevaricating puppets
Charlemagne: Looking hairy
Brexit: Doing it the hard way
Trade with America: The art of the deal
Northern Ireland: Polls apart
The National Health Service: Don’t carry on, doctor
Museums: Changing the guard
Regeneration through culture: Larkin around
Ill-gotten gains: Scrounging for coppers
Bagehot: Let the work permits flow
Sex selection: Boy trouble
Prizing girls: Like father, like daughter
Cigarette companies: Plucky strike
Fiat Chrysler: Gas puzzlers
Samsung: Heir of disapproval
French and Italian firms: Into the frame
Rolls-Royce: Weathering the storm
Information technology: Reboot
Tata Sons: Chandra’s challenge
Schumpeter: Six sects of shareholder value
Italy’s bank rescue: Saving Siena
Finance in Cyprus: Bank from the brink
Ukraine’s economy: The other war
Buttonwood: Zombies ate our growth
Indonesian capital flows: Heavy baggage
American financial regulation: Not with a bang
Brexit and financial regulation: Lost passports
Inequality: A minivan of Mammon
Free exchange: Tariff-eyeing policy
Modelling brains: Does not compute
Panda genetics: Hey, dude. Give me six!
Solar physics and palaeontology: Set in stone
Submarine warfare: Torpedo junction
Submarine warfare: The Richard Casement internship
America’s secret war: They just kept coming
19th-century French literary history: When Emile Zola fled Paris
The joys of smoking: Naughty, but nice
The AIDS crisis in America: Chronicles of death foretold
The Elbphilharmonie: Worth the wait, and the cost
Johnson: One country, two systems
Clare Hollingworth: Sniffing the breezes
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