The Economist - UK (2019-06-29)

TheEconomistJune 29th 2019 21 1 T he national health serviceis free, so it is also rationed. Family doctors, known as general pr ...

22 Britain The EconomistJune 29th 2019 2 often share the new staff with others in their network. Those that are further down the ...

The EconomistJune 29th 2019 Britain 23 1 T heresa may’s Brexit deal was rejected by mps because of the Irish backstop. This part ...

24 Britain The EconomistJune 29th 2019 2 vices, by far the biggest category, employ more than a third of them. Yet roughly 15% o ...

The EconomistJune 29th 2019 Britain 25 R hys callowayfirst went on the juice seven years ago. At 21, he was fit but skinny—footb ...

26 Britain The EconomistJune 29th 2019 G ordon brownis doing a much better job of being an elder statesman than he did of being ...

TheEconomistJune 29th 2019 27 1 C ars streameddown the main avenues of Turkey’s biggest city on the night of June 23rd, music an ...

28 Europe The EconomistJune 29th 2019 2 Opposition figures are used to attacking Mr Erdogan. Mr Imamoglu ignored him. By running ...

The EconomistJune 29th 2019 Europe 29 T wenty yearsago an ambitious politi- cian led the French centre-right into European Parli ...

Over the past two decades, the Group of 20 (G20) cooperation mechanism has successfully upgraded from a meeting of finance minis ...

and communication technologies and agreed to continue work on artificial intelligence, new technologies and new business platfor ...

32 Europe The EconomistJune 29th 2019 I n 1907 ananxious Austrian, Emil Reich, predicted that Germany would have a population of ...

The EconomistJune 29th 2019 Europe 33 I n three directionspine forests, bone dry in the scorching weather, disappear into the ho ...

34 TheEconomistJune 29th 2019 1 B rian boquist, an Oregon state senator and fugitive of sorts, does not take his pursuers lightl ...

The EconomistJune 29th 2019 United States 35 2 by 2030—a year which is not so far away— and 100% carbon-free by 2045. States lik ...

36 United States The EconomistJune 29th 2019 1 P resident donald trumphas been pro- mising to bring down health-care costs ever ...

The EconomistJune 29th 2019 United States 37 2 tion to under 5,000. This is far less than the nearly 8,000 housed at Rikers, but ...

38 United States The EconomistJune 29th 2019 M itch mcconnellis not known for his views on racial justice. But when asked last w ...

The EconomistJune 29th 2019 39 1 Essay The South Asian monsoon The cloud messenger W ith rheumyeyes and a face wizened by the su ...

40 Essay |The South Asian monsoon The EconomistJune 29th 2019 2 1 colleagues, the odds of each year’s gamble are now better know ...