The Economist - USA (2022-01-22)

The Economist January 22nd 2022 37 China Artandparty How propaganda became watchable I n 2021, theyear  after  China  overtook A ...

38 China TheEconomistJanuary22nd 2022 jing and Shanghai International Film Fes­ tivals in 2021. Government support seems bottoml ...

The Economist January 22nd 2022 China 39 Egalitarianismrevisited C hinese nationalistsand fans of liberal democracy do not of­ t ...

40 The Economist January 22nd 2022 Middle East & Africa JewsintheArabworld Welcome back T he sloganof  the  Houthi  rebels, ...

The Economist January 22nd 2022 Middle East & Africa 41 ant  countries—now  welcomes  Jews,  even Israelis  (if  they  are   ...

42 Middle East & Africa The Economist January 22nd 2022 T he deathin 2020ofKhalifabin Salman al­Khalifa, the world’s lon­ ge ...

The Economist January 22nd 2022 MiddleEast&Africa 43 CoalinSouthAfrica Soot, loot, reboot T ravel eastfrom Johannesburg—Sout ...

44 MiddleEast&Africa TheEconomistJanuary22nd 2022 challenge  from  a  losing  bidder,  who  al­ leged  in  papers  before  t ...

The Economist January 22nd 2022 45 Europe RussiaandUkraine The guns of January “W hat stands in  front  of  us,  what could  be ...

46 Europe TheEconomistJanuary22nd 2022 weaponswithouttroops ontheground, emulatingnato’s airwaragainstSerbiain 1999.Strikesbyroc ...

The EconomistJanuary22nd 2022 Europe 47 Vaccinemandates Must yoube jabbed? E arlierthismonthPresidentEmman­ uel Macron saidhewis ...

48 Europe The Economist January 22nd 2022 A ngelamerkel’slethargycovered Germanylikea “carpetoffog”,raged FriedrichMerzin2019.Th ...

The Economist January 22nd 2022 Europe 49 Thenoisyunion W hen eastern europeancountries  about  to  join  the  euin 2003 spoke u ...

50 TheEconomistJanuary22nd 2022 Britain BorisJohnson The price of survival B oris johnson wagged  his  head  in  a show  of  bor ...

The Economist January 22nd 2022 Britain 51 the race to succeed him. His mps have the upper hand. The Conservative Party, which w ...

52 Britain The Economist January 22nd 2022 ChildrenofBoris S igmund freud would have loved to put the modern Conserva­ tive Part ...

The Economist January 22nd 2022 53 International Divorceintherichworld Breaking up is less hard to do S cott andhis then wife, w ...

54 International TheEconomistJanuary22nd 2022 This creates an incentive to settle. At least 20,000  lawyers  have  been  trained ...

The Economist January 22nd 2022 55 Business Artificialintelligence In search of mastery “S outh of theHuai river few geese can b ...

56 Business TheEconomistJanuary22nd 2022 China’s five­year­old aimaster plan set out  a  number  of  goals.  For  example,  by 2 ...