The Economist Asks: Can we learn to disagree better? An episode from our archive
In a polarised world, the opportunities to disagree are plentiful – and frequently destructive....
The Economist Asks: Can we learn to disagree better? An episode from our archive
In a polarised world, the opportunities to disagree are plentiful – and frequently destructive....
The Economist Asks: What's the secret of happiness?
The pursuit of happiness continues to puzzle everyone from philosophers to politicians. But how...
The Economist Asks: Why is history a family affair?
Host Anne McElvoy asks the historian and writer Simon Sebag Montefiore why he believes the story...
The Economist Asks: How is Ukraine coping with the trauma of war?
After her brother died fighting in Luhansk in 2017, the historian and author Olesya Khromeychuk...
The Economist Asks: Will Germany succeed in transforming its foreign policy?
Days after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Olaf Scholz, the German chancellor, announced a radical...
The Economist Asks: How could Ukraine win the war?
Ben Hodges, a former commanding general of US Army Europe, believes that Ukraine has achieved “an...
The Economist Asks: Will the clean-energy transition be fast enough?
AS THE end of COP27 nears, US energy secretary Jennifer Granholm talks to Anne McElvoy from the...
The Economist Asks: What does Binyamin Netanyahu’s comeback mean for Israel and the world?
Binyamin Netanyahu is set to return to power in Israel, after winning a majority in last week’s...
The Economist Asks: How will Rishi Sunak lead Britain?
On Tuesday, Rishi Sunak became Britain’s new prime minister–its third in two months. Host Anne...
The Economist Asks: How can America’s voting system be made more fair?
THE SUPREME COURT could be on the verge of gutting the Voting Rights Act of 1965. Eric Holder, a...
The Economist Asks: Where will Xi Jinping take China next?
During his decade-long reign in China, Xi Jinping has amassed more power and wielded it more...
The Economist Asks: How can covid learning loss be overcome?
The covid-19 pandemic starved young brains. Estimates suggest that globally schoolchildren may be...
The Economist Asks: In times of economic turmoil, can global trade help?
The World Trade Organisation was set up in 1995 to enable the multilateral trading system. But in...
The Economist Asks: Why is progress on gender equality slowing?
The covid-19 pandemic played havoc with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals....
The Economist Asks: Could Vladimir Putin lose the war in Ukraine?
Ukraine has made a remarkable turnaround. In a few days, its army liberated 6,000 square...
The Economist Asks: Can Britain’s new prime minister solve an economic crisis?
The new leader of the Conservative Party, Liz Truss, faces an enormous task. Britain is...
The Economist Asks: How can mental health-care crises be solved?
During the 13 years Thomas Insel led America’s National Institute of Mental Health, medicines and...
The Economist Asks: Can Russian history explain the Ukraine crisis?
Six months into Vladimir Putin’s war in Ukraine, host Jon Fasman asks historian Orlando Figes how...
The Economist Asks: What can America expect from the Supreme Court’s next term?
The Supreme Court is changing America. In its last term, it eliminated the constitutional right...
The Economist Asks: What does it mean to win a war today?
As the prospect of a long war in Ukraine looms, host Anne McElvoy asks national security expert...
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