The Economist (EU) - 31 Mai 2025
New, untested and dangerous
Why a cleaner India is a hotter India
Europe’s tricky trade threesome
Bukele: from cool to cruel
MAGA v foreign students
American finance is exceptional. Under Donald Trump, it is also exceptionally dangerous:
Oh, Alberta
NHS ten-year plan
China and the EU
Bibi’s addiction to crises
The Senate’s big do-over
How to keep calm and carry on,
Innovative financial giants have supplanted banks atop Wall Street. Thomas Bennett hails their dynamism, but warns against hubris,
On free speech, the Baltics and Russia, English in India, Catholicism, Adele and guinea pigs
The Trump administration wants to remake American universities. Instead it is damaging them:
If its awful air pollution is ever solved, temperatures will rise:
First he busted gangs, now El Salvador’s president busts critics:
A new financial order
How Nayib Bukele is devolving from tech-savvy reformer to textbook autocrat:
Donald Trump is making the EU’s China problem worse,
New levies on foreigners in the tax bill,
Carl Benedikt Frey on protecting businesses
A summary of political and business news
From cool to cruel
New and untested
An Airbus of everything
How it is driving talent away,
Middle-class consciousness
An Islamic centre in Texas
The losers of the new Middle East
A dictator’s progress
Turn on the air-con
How to repel talent
Labour’s chance
Baptism booms in France
Bookworms and borders
Turkey’s outraged youth
The Zillennial election
Immigration detention
A massacre in Ethiopia
International students
Dead quiet in Caracas
The Surrealist boom
The new Afrobeats
Africans in Russia
The war in the air
Taxing foreigners
The benefits of bigness
Roman scrolls
Uber of the underworld
China sees AI differently
Heat in South Asia
Courts v tariffs
Xi Jinping’s father
Simon Mann, the go-to man for private military assistance
Statistics on 42 economies
Korea Inc’s moment
Europe’s Sino-American problem
Mitigating currency risk
Prostate cancer screening
Stealing China’s foreign policy
China’s 21st-century economy
A failed cancellation
Second-world-war Hungary
Myanmar’s scam centres
Australia’s conservatives
Clearer skies for Boeing
Crisis control
Air-conditioning India
Museums’ storehouses
Gujarati clout
Regulatory revolution
China’s AI contest
Soaring bond yields
Paintings with acne
Starship fails again
Carbon emissions
India’s investment
Pay now, buy later
Poor deregulation
Rhyme in decline
AI and jobs
Toxic snakes
The world this week
The world this week
New and untested
How to repel talent
A dictator’s progress
Intensive care
Turn on the air-con
Protecting free speech
Defences against Russia
The English-speaking world
Holy waters
Adele’s yells and decibels
Letters:
Carl Benedikt Frey
From cool to cruel
Here be dragons
Charlemagne: An Airbus of everything
Baptism booms in France
Turkey’s outraged youth
The war in the air
Baptism boom
Erdogan v Gen Z
The war in the air
Airbus of everything!
From envy of the world to national embarrassment
Bagehot: Middle-class consciousness
The rise of middle-class consciousness
Crisis upon emergency
The losers of the new Middle East
Africans in Russian arms factories
Afrobeats changes its rhythm
A massacre in Ethiopia
The new losers
Murder in Birakat
The Alabuga connection
Afrobeats’ new groove
A big, beautiful do-over
Taxing foreigners
Lexington: An Islamic centre in Texas
Bookworms and borders
International students
Immigration detention
The Zillennial election
After tariffs, a new front
Ivy beleaguered
Elbows up, library cards out
Lumpkin it
Zillennial swingers
Deep in the heart
Canada’s angry cowboys
Dead quiet in Caracas
The Surrealist boom
Otherworldly success
The eloquent sound of silence
Breaking old boundaries
The next crisis
Trapped capital
Hedge funds
ETF madness
A new financial order
The private-credit revolution
New masters of the universe
The new masters of the universe
Clash of the titans
Trapped capital
The private-credit revolution
ETF madness
Calculated risk
How the next crisis might happen
Licensing our content
More special reports
Acknowledgments
If India chokes less, it will fry more
Australia’s battered conservatives
42 Banyan: The Gujarat effect
Myanmar’s scam centres
Air-conditioning India
India’s future is air-conditioned
Compound misery
The unwilling of the coalition
Promises made, promises kept
Race of the century
Carbon emissions may have peaked
Pay now, buy later
A big moment?
Pay now, buy later
The Uber of the underworld
The Telegram: Stealing China’s policy
Stealing China’s favourite foreign policy
The new economies of scale
Schumpeter: Korea Inc’s moment
Europe’s Sino-American problem
Deregulatory disappointments
Clearer skies for Boeing
Bartleby: Crisis control
China’s AI contest
Eastward ho!
Slow burner
BAT race
Boeing’s bounce
How to keep calm and carry on
Listen to Boss Class Season 2
Korea Inc steps up
Collision course
Free exchange: China’s policy ambition
Buttonwood: Avoiding currency risk
America’s regulatory revolution
Why AI hasn’t taken your job
India’s investment malaise
Soaring bond yields
Back to the 1930s
Listen to Money Talks
Tightening the screws
Boy cries wolf
No capex please, we’re Indian
Gears, jammed
Paperclip counter
Hitting the accelerator
Well informed: Prostate cancer
How snakes got toxic tails
Spotty oil paintings
Starship fails again
Third time unlucky
Spot treatment
Bitter ends
The argument over prostate screening
The father and the son
Hungary in the second world war
Back Story: A failed cancellation
Inside museums’ storehouses
Rhyme in decline
Death on the Danube
Out in the open
How commerce beats cancel culture
Feeling averse
Economic & financial indicators
Markets
Commodities
Simon Mann
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