The Economist
Also: Vladimir Putin and the pariah problem
Gold leaf gates stand at the entrance to the quadrangle of All Souls College.
Soul crushing
Are exams evil?
Critics of the “hardest exam in the world” might think so. The paper hints otherwise
Putin walks away from a trail of blood, with a row of national flags behind him.
The Telegram
Vladimir Putin and the pariah problem
Emphasising the Russian leader’s wickedness must not come at Ukraine’s expense
A portrait of Pascal Lamy
Instrument of choice
How Europe should handle its trade problem with China
It has a ready-made template to force rebalancing should talks fail, writes Pascal Lamy
Supporters of Brazil's right-wing presidential candidate Flavio Bolsonaro celebrate the results of the presidential election
The son also rises
Brazil is a right-wing country now
The Bolsonaro clan promises to align with Donald Trump, and to attack democratic institutions
The IceCube Lab is seen under a starry, night sky, with the Milky Way appearing next to striking auroras in the background.
The ice man winneth
A Nobel for the strangest telescope ever built
The ghostly particles shed light on the distant universe