The Economist - UK (2022-06-04)

The Economist June 4th 2 022 41 Middle East & Africa Somalia Better luck this time W hen hassan sheikh mohamuden- tered Vill ...

42 Middle East & Africa The Economist June 4th 2022 Foreign leaders have also rushed to sup- port the new man. Kenya’s presi ...

The Economist June 4th 2022 Middle East & Africa 43 pushing them farther north-west into Con- go’s Ituri province. Uganda’s ...

44 Middle East & Africa The Economist June 4th 2022 cause Kenya has too few court officials. Judges with heavy caseloads may ...

The Economist June 4th 2 022 45 Asia Pakistani politics Interfering Imran O nce or twicea year, the approaches to Islamabad, Pak ...

46 Asia The Economist June 4th 2022 lations with the West. But it has not yet de- vised a strategy to tackle the economic cri- s ...

The Economist June 4th 2022 Asia 47 S ome4,000 fansgathered at the bexco Centre in Busan, a big port city in South Korea, on May ...

48 Asia The Economist June 4th 2022 Climate targets Steaming ahead S outh-east asiais among the parts of the world most vulnerab ...

The Economist June 4th 2022 Asia 49 T he shoppingmall was invented, nearly 70 years ago, in America. It was then copied in Europ ...

50 The Economist June 4th 2 022 China Chinese intelligence Imperfect spies I n recent yearsWestern officials have maintained a s ...

The Economist June 4th 2022 China 51 decades that its intelligence agencies seem to have struggled to identify clear priori- tie ...

52 China The Economist June 4th 2022 afterwards that he would continue to push for the deal. “Don’t be too anxious and don’t be ...

The Economist June 4th 2022 China 53 Xi bans grumbling by party elders T o grasp thedire state of political debate in modern Chi ...

54 The Economist June 4th 2 022 International Education and climate Survival of the bookish W hen shadrack lolokuruwas “nine or ...

The Economist June 4th 2022 International 55 ways education can make this easier. Bet- ter-educated folk have more access to in- ...

56 International The Economist June 4th 2022 sun in open sheds. Miles of rice paddy stretch into the distance. Yet wrenching dis ...

The Economist June 4th 2 022 57 Business Corporate espionage On her CEO’s secret service F or espionageof the cloak-and-dagger v ...

58 Business The Economist June 4th 2022 tween up-and-coming firms. In 2018 Al- phabet’s Waymo self-driving unit won a $245m sett ...

The Economist June 4th 2022 Business 59 national law. Countries are allowed to make exemptions to patent rules in a na- tional e ...

60 Business The Economist June 4th 2022 The movies “Top Gun” takes off “Y our kindis headed for extinction!” barks a senior offi ...