A baby-sitters’ charter

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  Refugees

  Europe’s boat people

  The EU’s policy on maritime refugees has gone disastrously wrong

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  Scottish nationalism

  Northern exposure

  Poised to triumph in Britain’s election, the Scottish nationalists spell trouble for the union

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  The United States, Japan and trade

  Don’t treat trade as a weapon

  An Asian-Pacific trade deal looks within reach, but politicians should stop seeing it as a way to...

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  Greece

  On the Gredge

  A Greek exit from the euro may soon become inevitable

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  Airlines

  Flights of hypocrisy

  The airline business is riddled with protectionism. The answer is open skies

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  On prenatal health, prime ministers, privacy, internet, Taiwan, America’s civil war, Nigeria, Robert Schuller

  Letters to the editor

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  Europe’s boat people

  For those in peril

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  Refugees in Asia

  “Stop the boats”

  Australia’s uncompromising tactics

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  The politics of trade

  Fighting the secret plot to make the world richer

  As America inches towards a big trade deal with Asia, Barack Obama faces a showdown with his party

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  Republican presidential hopefuls

  A field guide to 2016

  How to tell the A-listers from the publicity seekers

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  Police culture

  Wanted: cops with people skills

  When law enforcement is just about force, people are killed

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  Police brutality in Chicago

  Dark days

  The city’s police have yet to put their murky past behind them

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  Terry Branstad

  A fuel and your money

  Iowa’s governor has a simple message to all presidential candidates

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  Disability lawsuits

  Hobbling businesses

  A law designed to help people with disabilities enriches lawyers instead

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  Property rights

  The California raisin grab

  A farmer asks the Supreme Court to let him keep his crop

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  Lexington

  The regulated West

  For a place associated with unrestricted freedom, the desert West has a lot of rules

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  Rio’s Olympics

  Sobriety at the Carnival

  Preparations for Brazil’s games are going better than expected

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  Bello

  The ghost in the Planalto

  Dilma Rousseff is in office but no longer in power

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  Elections in Cuba

  Fine, as long as we win

  But in a big municipal poll, the losers also have something to celebrate

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  Informal workers in Buenos Aires

  Of recyclers and rag men

  Some who make their living on the streets are luckier than others

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  Japan and the United States

  Base issues

  A bilateral alliance that has served well for decades needs a makeover

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  Literacy in India

  A bolly good read

  India tries a cheap and cheerful way of teaching people to read

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  Sri Lanka

  Frittered and frazzled

  The new government has wasted its first 100 days

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  Nuclear power in Japan

  Legal fallout

  Court cases frustrate efforts to restart Japan’s nuclear plants

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  Banyan

  Forty years on

  The strategic order in place in Asia since the Vietnam war is being challenged

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  Waste disposal

  Keep the fires burning

  Waste incinerators rile the public, but are much better than landfill

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  Hong Kong politics

  X marks the spot

  A struggle looms in Hong Kong’s legislature over political reform

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  Xenophobia in South Africa

  Blood at the end of the rainbow

  South Africa’s poor are turning on those even more downtrodden

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  Technology in Africa

  The pioneering continent

  Innovation is increasingly local

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  Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula

  An exceptional franchise

  The jihadists gain ground in Yemen

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  Saudi Arabia and Yemen

  Stop-start

  What can the kingdom do next?

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  Israeli politics

  All together now

  Winning the election was easy. Governing is the challenge

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  The Gaza Strip

  As bleak as ever

  Nine months after the latest war, recovery is a distant prospect

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  France and labour-market reforms

  François Hollande’s Rhine journey

  The French president tries belatedly to catch up with other more competitive countries. But his...

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  Labour reforms in Europe

  Doing better slowly

  Other European countries have moved faster than France on labour reform

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  Finland’s election

  The Finns’ moment

  The new Finnish government will impose austerity at home and abroad

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  Germany’s finance minister

  Firm elder statesman

  Wolfgang Schäuble is Germany’s eminence grise and hard man on Greece

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  Greece’s finance minister

  Absent professor

  The immovable Yanis Varoufakis

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  Charlemagne

  British cooks, European soup

  The general election on May 7th could decide Britain’s place in Europe

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  An interview with David Cameron

  A lucky leader in an unlucky time

  The Conservative prime minister is in the fight of his life. Time to put his shoulder to the wheel,...

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  Ulster unionism

  Another false dawn

  The Democratic Unionist Party could be a big player next month

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  Politics

  Thinking at the margin

  In the four sorts of constituency that will decide the election, the Conservatives face an uphill...

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  Boris Johnson

  A peculiar messiah

  Some Tories think Boris Johnson will push them over the line. They are wrong

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  Tesco

  Very little helps

  Britain's biggest retailer announces its worst-ever results

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  Campaign diary

  On the trail

  The important stuff from the fourth week of campaigning

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  Bagehot

  The view from Grimsby

  A coastal clue as to why the economic recovery isn’t producing votes for the Tories

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  Mental health

  Out of the shadows

  The stigma of mental illness is fading. But it will take time for sufferers to get the treatment...

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  Gazprom

  Margrethe and the bear

  The European Union’s trustbuster turns her fire on Gazprom—marking a big change in European...

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  Airlines

  Super-connecting the world

  The advance of Emirates, Etihad and Qatar, latterly joined by Turkish Airlines, looks set to...

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  China’s motor industry

  The coming crash

  For carmakers, the profits bonanza from China will not last

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  Net neutrality in India

  Not quite what we said

  India’s telecoms regulator is accused of doing the industry’s bidding

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  Petrobras

  Deep under water

  Brazil’s energy giant comes clean with investors

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  Schumpeter

  Twilight of the gurus

  The management-pundit industry is a shadow of its former self

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  Greece and the markets

  Hellenic bruises

  How the smart money is approaching the latest drama

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  Buttonwood

  Default is not in the stars

  Junk bonds have been remarkably good credits

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  China’s stockmarket

  Skyward march

  Efforts to stimulate the economy risk stoking an already blazing stockmarket

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  Financial regulation in America

  Fed up

  A former central banker turns on his own kind

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  Japan’s stockmarket

  Winged Nikkei

  The Japanese are learning that the stockmarket can go up as well as down

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  Policing financial markets

  Flash boy

  The curious case of the Hounslow day-trader

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  Active v passive investing

  Hyped active

  More doubts about fund managers’ stock-picking powers

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  Free exchange

  Scrip tease

  Greece could alleviate its shortage of cash by issuing IOUs, but only for a time

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  The process of invention

  Now and then

  Patent records reveal that the way inventions are made has changed over the years

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  Road safety

  Driven from distraction

  How to save phone-using motorists from themselves

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  Orbiting debris

  Char wars

  How to clean up space by shooting down bits of junk

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  Planetary science

  Killing the MESSENGER

  A mission to Mercury is about to end with a bang

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  Biotechnology and fish farming

  Gas guzzlers

  Feeding farmed salmon with protein made from methane

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  Dinosaur sexes

  Identity plates

  How to distinguish lady and gentleman stegosaurs

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  Asia’s environment

  In need of a green revolution

  How business can help solve Asia’s environmental problems

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  Early flight

  Heavens above

  Those magnificent men in their flying machines

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  The joy of flying

  Starry, starry night

  A meditation on life above the clouds

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  Early treasure-hunting in China

  To have and to hold

  How America got a taste for Chinese art

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  Bela Bartok

  A sonata in two movements

  A musical biography with something for everyone

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  Manhattan’s new Whitney

  Don’t be aloof

  The museum of American art should have been gutsier

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  Obituary: Richie Benaud

  The voice of cricket

  Richard (Richie) Benaud, cricketer and commentator, died on April 10th, aged 84

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  Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates

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  The Economist commodity-price index

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  Exchange rates against the dollar

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