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Articles in this issue:
Politics
Business
KAL’s cartoon
This week’s covers
Hug pylons, not trees
The dangers of gender medicine
Use the force—responsibly
The Trump Show
How to fix the IMF
Higher expectations
Letters to the editor
The Fed may not get inflation down to 2%, says Richard Clarida
Trans substantiation
At the limits of human endurance
Hit for six
The sonic outernationalist
Bad blood on the tracks
In the dragon’s mouth
Mixed messaging
We are all Chinese
Great academic walls
Xi Jinping is not another Mao
The irresistible nation
Legally bland
Bringing down the house
Where America’s next war begins?
White wail
Africa’s slowing baby boom
Northern Kenya’s exploding population
Up and out
Dam-nation
Evangelicals may soon rival Catholics
When the tortillas run out
Who does Germany’s chancellor listen to?
Kingmakers and scapegoats
Calls for Russia to free Evan Gershkovich fall on deaf ears
Back to grey
A battle yet to be won
A Balkan boss falls
A good Good Friday
All in the mind
The Iron Lady’s chancellor
National Swing Man
Hitting the books
The ultimate supply chains
Hurry up and wait
Direct delivery
Defying Dunkelflaute
Back in black
Sources and acknowledgments
The millennial plutocrats
Game changer
Watching the wheels
The lure of the family business
Why, EY?
Toyota gets a new hand at the wheel
Managing expectations
Nightmare on 19th Street
Believe it when you see it
An angry farewell
Deceptive buoyancy
Pain to come
The empire strikes out
Needles in faraway haystacks
Digital poisons
Sickies called
Alone together
The fire this time
Original sins
Players and the played
Picasso’s stain
Economic data, commodities and markets
Garbage in, garbage out
What to make of Israel’s new national guard
Who is Juan Merchan, the judge overseeing Donald Trump’s arraignment?
Sculpting from stuff
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