The Economist
Also: How the Alternative for Germany would govern
Illustration of profile of a face with the top of the head opening like a flap, from which a smaller figure peers out, shining a headlamp.
Bartleby
The quality you should most wish for your children
The benefits of having an internal locus of control
Ulrich Siegmund, lead candidate of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD), campaigns prior to state elections in Saxony-Anhalt, in Naumburg, Germany.
Populists in power
How the Alternative for Germany would govern
If it wins its first state, ideology in schools and broadcasting is just the start
Tata Steel in Port Talbot, Wales
Reindustrialisation
Steelyard blues
Reversing the long decline of a traditional manufacturing industry is hard to do
Fabian Burgos mural colorful stripes, Brickell Flatiron Condominiums and SLS Lux Brickell tower in the Brickell Financial District, Miami, Florida.
Miami heat
The extraordinary rise of Miami’s economy
Thanks to a combination of capital and politics, the city is booming. Can its success be sustained?
A person with a cigarette drinks a beer in Rome
Barroom brawl
European countries are battling over rules on booze
Belgium wants advertisers to note that alcohol is bad for you, Italy does not