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September 24th 2020
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The covid-19 pandemic is worse than official figures show

But some things are improving, and it will not go on for ever

 

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After RBG

How to make American judges less notorious

Supreme Court judges should be term-limited

Free exchange

Can China’s economic miracle continue?

In a new book, Thomas Orlik argues China is “the bubble that never pops”

Daily chart

In America, your absentee ballot is more likely to be counted if you’re white

The reasons are unclear: a patchy postal service or racism?

A greener horizon

China aims to cut its net carbon-dioxide emissions to zero by 2060

Achieving this will not be easy

The principals’ uncertainty

Why the TikTok deal is like Schrodinger’s cat

To understand the video-app saga, think of quantum mechanics

Little grey cells

Hercule Poirot turns 100

The strange case of the Belgian detective

The Economist Asks: Hilary Swank

How far should the Oscars change to encourage diversity in film?

We ask Hilary Swank, an Academy Award-winning actress and star of “Million Dollar Baby”, “Boys Don’t Cry” and “Away”

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