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Tomorrow’s cover today: the real danger is that the world turns its back on another poor place threatened by jihadists.
This week’s cover: if Barack Obama wants to be remembered as a great president, he should focus on three long-term problems.
Tomorrow’s cover today: fears that innovation is slowing are exaggerated, but governments need to help it along.
Tomorrow’s cover today: the troubling similarities between the fiscal mismanagement in Washington and the mess in the euro zone.
The Economist’s Christmas issue offers our journalists an annual chance to pen #longreads on a topic of their choosing. Leading this year’s crop: a rough guide to hell.
This week’s cover: Barack Obama must do more than avoid an economic abyss. He has a chance to fix America’s finances.
This week’s cover: a British exit from the European Union looks increasingly possible. It would be a reckless gamble.
Tomorrow’s cover today: concern about the clout of the internet giants is growing. But antitrust watchdogs should tread carefully.
This week readers in Latin America get their own cover, promoting our special report on Mexico. America needs to look again at its increasingly important neighbour.
Tomorrow’s cover today: the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas could yet be an unlikely foundation for peace.
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