The Economist (North America) - 30 Aug 2025
WHAT BRAZIL CAN TEACH AMERICA
Office life—feuds, grudges and revenge
After tariffs: India’s next move
Can China keep innovating?
The Federal Reverse
With the trial of the former president, Jair Bolsonaro, Brazil is setting an example to other democracies, including the United States:
The evidence backing saunas is promising but incomplete,
Modi v Trump
Wagner in Mali
France and Germany
The big parade
A US flex in the Caribbean
College sports go pro
After tariffs: India’s next move
Can China keep innovating?
On South Africa, Israel and Gaza, net-zero emissions, playback speeds, “Moby-Dick”
The Federal Reverse
Ana Lankes uncovers the hidden story of a scheme to take down democracy:
Mr Modi’s answer to American tariffs is the Indian consumer:
Office life: feuds, grudges and revenge
Research points to lower long-run interest rates—so long as the Fed is left alone:
Christian Klein on digital sovereignty
Will the scrap with America accelerate India’s reforms?
A summary of political and business news
China has become an innovation powerhouse. Is its model sustainable?
A way out from polarisation
Lesson for America
Merkel and migration
India is rethinking its place in the world,
Innovation v involution
The Federal Reverse
Modi’s secret weapon
New York at 400
Egypt’s unsatisfying efforts in Gaza
Fragile France
Superpower test
“Porky” leads polls in Peru
Democrats’ Texan hope
Charting abuse in Syria
Ukraine’s new missile
Dutch political chaos
Netanyahu’s strategy
Banned from leaving
Coming to America
Intelligence purges
Poland looks north
Purging diplomats
Reforms in India
Mamdani’s plans
Corpse politics
Fantasy sports
A hunt for neutrinos
War on woke AI
The inside story of Bolsonaro’s coup
Stretched spooks
The allure of cosy crime
Trump v the Fed
China’s ideas factory
Sen Genshitsu, master of the tea ceremony
Statistics on 42 economies
Jackson Hole research
Buy your employer’s shares
Putin’s “peacemaking”
Nvidia’s power troubles
Why Brexit happened
Workplace feuds
A singular family memoir
Hansard and history
Mahua
An adventurous author
The case against Cook
Trump’s gift to Detroit
Deficits and populism
Saunas
The despairing youth
Secondary markets
Prediction markets
Beer made by AI
Sabrina Carpenter
Orsted’s ill winds
Gladiators’ lives
Chinese stocks
Posh pit stops
The world this week
The world this week
What Brazil can teach America
India’s next move
The Federal Reverse
Fragile France
Innovation v involution
BEE’s The sting in tale
Israel and Gaza
Take it slowly
Don’t blame net zero
Captain Ahab as president
Letters
Christian Klein
Order and progress
Sweat equity
Purging intelligence officials
Lexington: New York at 400
Democrats’ Texan hope
Coming to America
Mamdani’s plans
Insecurity clearance
Art of the impossible
Coming to America
Landons calling
Making it there
Actual-gunboat diplomacy
Peru’s presidential front-runner
Porcine of the times
A defining test
Banyan: Modi’s secret weapon
A ban on fantasy flutters
How India should reform
Borne out of bullying
All bets are off
Let it rain
Parade charades
A foreign-affairs shake-up
Grounding the innocent
No way out
Disappearing diplomats
Mercenary meltdown
Egypt’s unsatisfying efforts in Gaza
Documenting the Assads’ abuses
Dispute over a dead body
Israel and Gaza
Over his dead body
Bibi’s deadly vacillation
An ailing giant
The architecture of oppression
Ukraine’s new missile
Dutch political chaos
Poland looks north
Time for some Merz-Macron magic
Charlemagne: Merkel and migration
The flight of the flamingo
A house divided
Winds of change
The providential folly of “Wir schaffen das”
On His Majesty’s Stretched Service
Bagehot: Why Brexit happened
Hansard and history
The nation’s note-takers
The polycrisis theory of Brexit
War on woke AI
The Telegram: Putin’s “peacemaking”
The wrong way to end a war
THE PLOT AGAINST BRAZIL
The ideas factory
Schumpeter: Nvidia’s power troubles
The frenzy for startup shares
Bartleby: Workplace feuds
Trump’s gift to Detroit
Orsted’s ill winds
Posh pit stops
Emitting defeat
Pulling out the stops
Steadying Orsted
Privacy controls
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Nvidia’s big short circuit
Cooking up a storm
Buttonwood: Buy your firm’s shares
Prediction markets go mainstream
The deficit-populism doom loop
Free exchange: Jackson Hole
China’s stockmarket mystery
The case against Lisa Cook
Bill’s attempted kill
Insider dealing
The new doom loop
We’re hiring:
One big casino
Market mystery
Wild horses
Listen to Money Talks
Ghost story
The despair of the young
Well informed: Saunas
AI takes up brewing
Teenage angst
Brewer’s bot
Are saunas actually good for you?
It takes a village
The rise of Sabrina Carpenter
A singular family memoir
An adventurous author
World in a dish: Mahua
Gladiators’ lives
The view from the arena
The family’s way
The adventure of a lifetime
Hitting the top spot
Flower power
Economic & financial indicators
Sen Genshitsu
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