Get a daily burst of global illumination from The Economist’s worldwide network of correspondents as they dig past the headlines to get to the stories beneath—and to stories that aren’t making headlines, but should be. Published daily, our reporters provide a unique perspective on an expansive range of geopolitical issues and events shaping the world. more
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living in rural France i know of three boulangerie that opened around me on condition that they wouldn't close the center one. they are "extension" of the one in the center. some people argued that this type of rules might be abusive and wouldn't hold if chalanged but so far it's AMAZING to have both the i want to chat and walk around boulangerie AND the quick drive next to thé "supermarket" (it's rural France, you need quote around supermarket :)
Jason Palmer is the best. His silky smooth voice and wit are what I look forward to each episode. I had a hard time getting used to Fassman, and am really not enjoying Ore’s voice. I wish you would stick with only Jason.
Left bent? Continual beating up the West, praising China and the CCP? Inaccurate reporting and selective editing - you want me to pay for this diatribe? The only thing worth listening too is the obituaries editor. You’re better than this Jason!!
The section on Nigeria was particularly poor.
The Economist used to be my go journal but I stopped my subscription in 2016. It is supposed to be a balanced journal but has become anything but. The latest episode on Tunisia is a case in point. Robert Guest so called deputy editor, has effectively called people voting for Brexit “enemies of the state” describing the vote to leave being entirely due to the threat of 90 million Turks arriving in the UK!! First get the basics right the population of Turkey in 2016 was less than 80 million. Secon... more
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