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The Economist

23.06.2018

История о 19 Мега-городах

A tale of 19 mega-cities

China is trying to turn itself into a country of 19 super-regions

The planned city clusters are far larger than any others around the world …Read More

The Economist

14.06.2018

Китай тратит миллиарды на свои зарубежные СМИ

China is spending billions on its foreign-language media

Is it worth it?

ON THE 26th floor of an iconic glass skyscraper …Read More

The Economist

30.05.2018

Зачем нужен аудит?

What is an audit for?

Lawmakers, auditors, investors and courts all have different expectations

AUDITS get noticed only when things go wrong …Read More

The Economist

30.05.2018

Почему корпоративная америка любит Трампа

Why corporate America loves Donald Trump

American executives are betting that the president is good for business. Not in the long run

MOST American elites believe that the Trump …Read More

The Economist

19.05.2018

Монархия чувствует себя прекрасно, а вот правительство нет

The monarchy is at its strongest in years, unlike the government

The royal wedding is the latest fillip for the “dignified branch” of the constitution

A ROYAL wedding is as good a time as …Read More

The Economist

16.05.2018

Ставка на $100 млрд.

The $100bn bet

The meaning of the Vision Fund

Succeed or fail, Masayoshi Son is changing the world of technology investing …Read More

The Economist

05.05.2018

Правители мира: читайте Карла Маркса!

Rulers of the world: read Karl Marx!

On his bicentenary Marx’s diagnosis of capitalism’s flaws is surprisingly relevant

A GOOD subtitle for a biography of Karl Marx would be “a study in failure”. Marx claimed that …Read More

The Economist

03.05.2018

Искусство сделать что-то из ничего

The art of doing something with nothing

At the architecture biennale in Venice, British curators will make an empty statement

AT THE Venice Architecture Biennale, which begins on May 26th, the British pavilion will be …Read More

The Economist

30.04.2018

Brexit и ирландская граница

What Brexit means for the Irish border

With less than a year till Britain leaves the EU, the question of the Irish border remains unresolved

IN THE Brexit referendum of 2016, 56% of people in Northern Ireland voted to remain in the European Union …Read More

The Economist

30.04.2018

Почему король Свазиленда переименовывает свою страну

Why is Swaziland’s king renaming his country?

And is this just a diversionary tactic?

THE King of Swaziland, Mswati III, has a problem. “Whenever we go abroad”, he says, …Read More

The Economist

26.04.2018

Универсальная медицина, повсеместно, уже совсем скоро

Universal health care, worldwide, is within reach

The case for it is a powerful one—including in poor countries

BY MANY measures the world has never been in better health. Since 2000 …Read More

The Economist

21.04.2018

Эволюция человека

Human evolution

A group of people with an amphibious life have evolved traits to match

THE Bajau, a people of the Malay Archipelago, spend …Read More

The Economist

12.04.2018

Сложная задача колонизации планет

Colonising the galaxy is hard. Why not send bacteria instead?

Seeding alien worlds with terrestrial life is now being discussed

SCIENCE fiction is filled with visions of galactic empires…Read More

The Economist

01.10.2017

Хоас в Каталонии

An unconstitutional vote on independence turns nasty

The Spanish government’s handling of the Catalans damages Spain’s image

THEY were scenes the Spanish government did not want to see. Across Catalonia …Read More

The Economist

23.09.2017

Китай борется за мировые рынки ещё сильнее

How China is battling ever more intensely in world markets

But does it play fair?

IF DONALD TRUMP had slapped punitive tariffs on all Chinese exports to America, as he promised, …Read More

The Economist

09.09.2017

Урок спиннеров

The lessons of fidget spinners

Sales might have peaked, but they have changed toys

YOU can spin them on your nose, chin, finger or tongue. Some include LED lights; others …Read More

The Economist

02.04.2014

Человек дождя

Rain man

Darren Aronofsky’s new film offers only a soggy glimpse of what could have been

DARREN ARONOFSKY, director of independent films such as «Black Swan», plunges into …Read More

The Economist

02.04.2014

Гомеопатия

Homeopathy

Why homeopathy is nonsense

VISIT any health shop and you are likely to see them: packages of homeopathic remedies …Read More

The Economist

25.03.2014

Невероятно быстро исчезающая страна

The incredible shrinking country

Japan’s government has issued another alarming sign

A QUIET but constant ticking can be heard from the demographic time bomb …Read More

The Economist

25.03.2014

Гендерные квоты

Gender quotas

The spread of gender quotas for company boards

WHEN Norway introduced a 40% quota for female directors of listed companies in 2006 …Read More

The Economist

22.03.2014

Секс, ложь и статистика

Sex, lies and statistics

Laying bare supply and demand in the oldest profession

“IT’S hard out here for a pimp,” complains the Three 6 Mafia, a rap group …Read More

The Economist

22.03.2014

Новый мировой порядок

Human evolution

A group of people with an amphibious life have evolved traits to match

THE Bajau, a people of the Malay Archipelago, spend …Read More

The Economist

20.03.2014

Нарциссизм. Познай своя селфи

Narcissism. Know thy selfie

It is time to stop invoking narcissism in the diagnosis of so many modern ills. Self-love has its virtues

WAS Narcissus a narcissist? Arguably not …Read More

The Economist

19.03.2014

Монополия против Шахмат

Monopoly v chesst

The problem is that America, the EU and Russia do not quite understand the terms of «winning» and «losing» in the same fashion

TYLER COWEN had an interesting piece in the New York Times over the weekend arguing …Read More

The Economist

15.03.2014

Планетарные Плутократы

Planet Plutocrat

The countries where politically connected businessmen are most likely to prosper

AMERICA’S Gilded Age, in the late 19th century, saw tycoons such as …Read More

The Economist

15.03.2014

Метафизики

Metaphysicians

Sloppy researchers beware. A new institute has you in its sights

“WHY most published research findings are false” is not, …Read More

The Economist

14.03.2014

Домашний фронт

The home front

The countries where politically connected businessmen are most likely to prosper

NOBODY, apart from Vladimir Putin, Russia’s president, knows what …Read More

The Economist

14.03.2014

Американские и российские медиа

Media in America and Russia

Inmates running the asylum — The firms bankruptcy is much more than the story of a partnership gone wrong

A FEW years back, at an international media conference, a Russian reporter …Read More

The Economist

07.03.2014

Банкротство Дью́и и ЛеБо́ф

Dewey & LeBoeuf’s bankruptcy

Inmates running the asylum — The firms bankruptcy is much more than the story of a partnership gone wrong

IT WAS always an awkward coincidence that the cousin of Steve DiCarmine, …Read More

The Economist

01.03.2014

Как Запад может помочь

How the West can help

The turmoil in Ukraine is a chance for the West to prove that it is still a force for good

A MAN goes bankrupt, Ernest Hemingway wrote …Read More

The Economist

01.03.2014

Приближаясь к войне

Edging closer to war

Armed men seize Crimea’s airports and television tower, before overseeing the election of a new, pro-Russia local government

RUSSIA and Ukraine have edged closer to a military confrontation after …Read More

The Economist

27.02.2014

Неизбежная правда

Inescapable truths

Internet snooping

THE National Academies of Science (NAS) and the Royal Society …Read More

The Economist

27.02.2014

Большой брат

Big Brother’s webcam

Internet snooping

WHO has the world’s biggest collection of internet pornography? …Read More

The Economist

22.02.2014

Французские культурные войны

French culture wars

King, a maker of addictive games, files for an IPO

WHEN culture wars break out in France, they are usually to do with …Read More

The Economist

18.02.2014

Сага о золотой лихорадке

Gold rush saga

King, a maker of addictive games, files for an IPO

THE commuter you can see hunched over his smartphone, staring intently …Read More

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A tale of 19 mega-cities

China is trying to turn itself into a country of 19 super-regions

China is spending billions on its foreign-language media

Is it worth it?

What is an audit for?

Lawmakers, auditors, investors and courts all have different expectations

Why corporate America loves Donald Trump

American executives are betting that the president is good for business. Not in the long run

The monarchy is at its strongest in years, unlike the government

The royal wedding is the latest fillip for the “dignified branch” of the constitution

The $100bn bet

The meaning of the Vision Fund

Rulers of the world: read Karl Marx!

On his bicentenary Marx’s diagnosis of capitalism’s flaws is surprisingly relevant

The art of doing something with nothing

At the architecture biennale in Venice, British curators will make an empty statement

What Brexit means for the Irish border

With less than a year till Britain leaves the EU, the question of the Irish border remains unresolved

Why is Swaziland’s king renaming his country?

And is this just a diversionary tactic?

Universal health care, worldwide, is within reach

The case for it is a powerful one—including in poor countries

Human evolution

A group of people with an amphibious life have evolved traits to match

Colonising the galaxy is hard. Why not send bacteria instead?

Seeding alien worlds with terrestrial life is now being discussed

An unconstitutional vote on independence turns nasty

The Spanish government’s handling of the Catalans damages Spain’s image

How China is battling ever more intensely in world markets

But does it play fair?

The lessons of fidget spinners

Sales might have peaked, but they have changed toys

Rain man

Darren Aronofsky’s new film offers only a soggy glimpse of what could have been

Homeopathy

Why homeopathy is nonsense

The incredible shrinking country

Japan’s government has issued another alarming sign

Gender quotas

The spread of gender quotas for company boards

Sex, lies and statistics

Laying bare supply and demand in the oldest profession

Human evolution

A group of people with an amphibious life have evolved traits to match

Narcissism. Know thy selfie

It is time to stop invoking narcissism in the diagnosis of so many modern ills. Self-love has its virtues

Monopoly v chesst

The problem is that America, the EU and Russia do not quite understand the terms of «winning» and «losing» in the same fashion

Planet Plutocrat

The countries where politically connected businessmen are most likely to prosper

Metaphysicians

Sloppy researchers beware. A new institute has you in its sights

The home front

The countries where politically connected businessmen are most likely to prosper

Media in America and Russia

Inmates running the asylum — The firms bankruptcy is much more than the story of a partnership gone wrong

Dewey & LeBoeuf’s bankruptcy

Inmates running the asylum — The firms bankruptcy is much more than the story of a partnership gone wrong

How the West can help

The turmoil in Ukraine is a chance for the West to prove that it is still a force for good

Edging closer to war

Armed men seize Crimea’s airports and television tower, before overseeing the election of a new, pro-Russia local government

Inescapable truths

Internet snooping

Big Brother’s webcam

Internet snooping

French culture wars

King, a maker of addictive games, files for an IPO

Gold rush saga

King, a maker of addictive games, files for an IPO

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