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The world is facing an almighty LNG crunch
In time it could bring about an equally disruptive glut
02
Britain’s Greens have voted, shamefully, to say Zionism is racism
It is a damning moment for a political party with pretensions to power
03
When gerrymandering meets a blue wave
The unexpected consequences of Republicans’ effort to redraw electoral maps
04
How India saved its tigers—and lions and rhinos and elephants
India’s wildlife-conservation success holds lessons for other environmental efforts
05
White Zimbabweans return to farming
Their return a generation after Robert Mugabe’s land grabs reflects the country’s potential—and its troubles
06
Will MacAskill responds to our cover story on effective altruism
The only way to spark discussion of the future’s big issues is to entertain strange ideas, argues one of the movement’s co-founders
07
Memory lane
In the age of AI, what is the point of remembering?
08
The most innovative countries in the world
Will Donald Trump hurt America’s ranking?
09
Schoolyard protests are setting France ablaze
Six months from an election, the mood is tense
10
America’s grim record of failed executions
What happens when states combine ineptitude with the death penalty
11
Should you be using a tongue-scraper?
There is another tool that will do the job just as well
12
What to watch this week
These films and TV shows are worth returning to
13
Donald Trump is trying to reshape the media
Our weekly podcast on America. This week, the fractious relationship between the president and the press
14
Coffer stop: AI may shrink tax base
Also on the daily podcast: cooling with paint and remembering Stanislas Hutin, who exposed France’s crimes in Algeria
15
What Brazil must do to kick the corruption habit
It starts with overhauling the judiciary and the budget, writes Malu Gaspar, the journalist who exposed the latest scandal
16
Middle East Dispatch newsletter: The new Judaism reshaping Israel
A radical shift is taking place at Jerusalem’s holiest site, writes Nicolas Pelham, our Middle East correspondent
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The Muslim country churning out Catholic priests
As Europe struggles to fill its seminaries, a small island in Indonesia has become one of the world’s leading exporters of missionaries
18
How to short AI with Carson Block
Our podcast on markets, the economy and business. This week, a live interview with the famed short-seller
19
Cartoon: Democracy v autocracy
A lighter take on the news
20
Economic data, commodities and markets
21
Stanislas Hutin knew he must not stay silent
The exposer of French war crimes in Algeria died on September 2nd, aged 95
22
Why supplements need supplemental disclosures
A new book takes aim at the marketing and pseudoscience behind the wellness industry
23
Why singing is note-worthy, even if you’re bad at it
A new book argues that more people should try to carry a tune
24
What a rural American cooking contest reveals about food culture
The “Roadkill Cook-Off” shows that wild game can be wildly tasty
25
Can you really perform a tracheotomy with a pen?
Yes. But as a new book shows, it has better uses
26
You’re not sending an email. You’re training a model
Privacy, employee data and the demands of AI
27
The Swiss watch industry is shrinking—but getting swankier
Brands such as Rolex and Patek Philippe are consolidating the market
28
Chinese students abroad are more liberal than at home
They see faults in China’s system as well as in democracies, surveys show
29
Japan’s tea farmers enjoy a matcha boom
But they face growing competition from China
30
China lavishes attention on a little-known competition
It sees the “skills Olympics” as a chance to boost its power
31
A huge increase in tourists visiting Komodo brings new dangers
There are calls for more restrictions
32
Vietnam's high-tech dreams come with an electricity problem
It needs more LNG-generated power, but isn’t ready to pay for it
33
A new museum for Mexico’s armed forces prompts a backlash
Some worry about the army’s ever expanding role in the state
34
The world’s busiest migration route has gone quiet
Donald Trump’s immigration curbs have changed the movement of people throughout a hemisphere
35
Jared Kushner has a $2.45bn recovery plan for Gaza
But the board of peace’s grand promises ring hollow in the strip
36
Nigerians dislike their president, but may re-elect him anyway
Political cynicism, a divided opposition and religion all play a role
37
Abolish the White House press corps
With his spitefulness to the press, Donald Trump is giving it the chance to reform how it covers the presidency
38
Florida has put America’s boldest tax cut on the ballot
It may be too tempting for voters to resist, but passing it will come back to bite them
39
The pointless war on “narco-terrorists” is growing more collaborative
America is working with Latin American governments to target gangs on land and at sea
40
What’s even more politically toxic than high prices at the pump?
The soaring cost of health care is a problem for Republicans
41
The coming fight over free speech
The Supreme Court must decide whether to limit the First Amendment or executive power
42
The EU budget is where grand strategy meets petty squabbling
And petty squabbling always wins
43
Finland has a fix for nuclear waste
At least until the next ice age
44
A row over a march in Northern Ireland could upend its government
The crisis suits both of the main parties
45
Britain implements a rule the Grenfell inquiry never recommended
A second-staircase requirement will further clog up homebuilding
46
Britain’s taxes are strewn with loopholes and perverse incentives
They need reform
47
China is giving its economy a big shot in the arm
A massive infrastructure scheme may give the country a sorely needed boost—and help rebalance the world economy
48
Mirror life is dangerous. Regulators must act before it becomes real
Playing catch-up with the technology is not an option
49
Brazil’s complicated finances
Also this week, AI solving maths equations, money in British politics, Walter Bagehot, trucking to Iran, corporate videos
50
China’s new infrastructure push will help itself and the world
But it must still do more to lift consumption
51
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