From: The Economist today - Tuesday Mar 10, 2020 09:40 pm
   
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Putin’s special operation
A constitutional ploy may keep Vladimir Putin in power until 2036

Russia’s president will reset the clock on term limits
 
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No escape
Italy is locked down to slow the spread of coronavirus

The government-imposed restrictions are the most draconian yet seen in a democracy
 
 
Banyan
Japan may have to cancel the Olympics

Covid-19 could scupper Abe Shinzo’s pet project
 
 
Daily chart
Political protests have become more widespread and more frequent

The rising trend in global unrest is likely to continue
 
 
General myopia
Why Myanmar’s army is wrong to reject limits on its power

The generals’ dismissal of constitutional changes will prove short-sighted and self-defeating
 
 
Fiscal policy
Why Britain needs a bold budget

Covid-19 is not the only reason that the government should increase spending
 
 
Call to action
Contemporary artists explore the dark side of Silicon Valley

Distilling the unsettling effects of modern technology into an arresting piece of work is not easy
 
 
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A new “Black Monday”—oil and stocks plunge amid coronavirus concerns

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