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“Ukraine’s ambition is that Moscow will still pay a price for clinging on to Crimea”—a telling summit
Wild swimming is a sham
Regardless of how covid-19 spread, the world needs to prevent lab leaks
Biden’s debacle in Afghanistan, working while on holiday and the enduring lesson of Dante’s “Divine Comedy”
A study on dishonesty was based on fraudulent data
Hong Kong’s government is crushing the city’s pro-democracy unions
The new Powell doctrine
Why America keeps building corrupt client states
In “Sabaya” a film-maker risks his life documenting the rescue of IS sex slaves
The week in charts: Afghanistan, Haiti, the coronavirus and more
What the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan means for India and Pakistan
How American retailers have adapted to the Amazon effect
So far, ending pandemic unemployment aid has not yielded extra jobs
Making your way in the world
Americans are moving to a region plagued by a 22-year drought
Emerging-market policymakers grapple with rising inflation
Niall Ferguson on why the end of America’s empire won’t be peaceful
Biden’s debacle—what legacy does America leave in Afghanistan?
China is happy to see America humbled in Afghanistan
Should covid-19 vaccines be mandatory?
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