The Economist UK - 21.03.2020

The EconomistMarch 21st 2020 United States 41 agers, whom they have since adopted. In family-oriented communities like Cheyenne, ...

42 United States The EconomistMarch 21st 2020 I t is hardto pick the best illustration of the administration’s failings on covid ...

The EconomistMarch 21st 2020 43 1 A plume ofpink smoke wafts above the treetops, signalling where the Black Hawk helicopters sho ...

44 The Americas The EconomistMarch 21st 2020 2 1 Health Organisation said it might cause cancer. Spraying by hand continues—men ...

the city that made incalculable sacrifices so that the epidemic could be contained. Xi’s visit showed a leader’s responsibility ...

46 The Americas The EconomistMarch 21st 2020 2 glecting. Thousands of Venezuelan refu- gees arrive every day. On March 13th Mr D ...

The EconomistMarch 21st 2020 47 1 I n the corner of a restaurant in Ne- kemte, a town in western Ethiopia, Fi- saha Aberra unfol ...

48 Middle East & Africa The EconomistMarch 21st 2020 2 1 In January, as the security forces inten- sified their operations, ...

The EconomistMarch 21st 2020 Middle East & Africa 49 2 1 C iceron nyalowala’sparents are disappointed. Their son took a boat ...

50 Middle East & Africa The EconomistMarch 21st 2020 2 tributes more than $10bn to the Saudi economy. Pilgrimages are the ki ...

The EconomistMarch 21st 2020 51 1 I t was calledthe Spanish influenza, but given the number of Indians it killed, the flu pandem ...

52 Asia The EconomistMarch 21st 2020 2 1 Banyan No island is an island R emote andpristine, the tiny island nations of the Pacif ...

The EconomistMarch 21st 2020 Asia 53 2 diseases, it makes it practically impossible for many Indians to leave jobs or to work at ...

54 Asia The EconomistMarch 21st 2020 T he arrival of covid-19 in the Maldives was hardly surprising, since 1.5m tour- ists from ...

The EconomistMarch 21st 2020 55 1 A crippling pandemicwould seem to be an occasion for the world’s two big- gest economies to se ...

56 China The EconomistMarch 21st 2020 2 Street Journalreporters, ostensibly as pun- ishment for a headline in the newspaper call ...

The EconomistMarch 21st 2020 China 57 A s a teenageschoolgirl, Tang Sisi has mixed feelings about the snowstorm that hit her vil ...

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The EconomistMarch 21st 2020 59 1 C hildren usually rejoice in a break from school, assuming it will be a chance to slack off. N ...

60 International The EconomistMarch 21st 2020 2 Those preparing to take crucial exams are particularly jittery. The gaokao, Chin ...