Apr 23rd 2016

Could she fix it? Hillary Clinton and the American economy

The world this week

Leaders

Hillary Clinton’s plans for the economy

Can she fix it?

Hillary Clinton has the Democratic nomination within her grasp. She needs bolder ideas on what to do with it

Brazil

The great betrayal

Dilma Rousseff has let her country down. But so has the entire political class

Bloodshed in central Africa

Burundian time-bomb

The killing of rebels in Burundi has ominous echoes of Rwanda in 1994

The case against Google

Tie breaker

The EU’s case that Google has abused its dominance in mobile operating systems has merit

Saudi Arabia

The new oil order

An impetuous prince is rattling the Middle East, but may also bring bold reform

Letters

On politics, Bruce Springsteen, steel, the American constitution, South Korea, clearing houses, English

Letters to the editor

Briefing

Hillary Clinton

Unloved and unstoppable

In a year of insurgents, Americans appear likely to elect an establishment grande dame as president

United States

New York and after

March of the titans

Psephology

Uptown Trump

The $20 bill

Not going to Jackson

The campaigns

Heard on the trail

Immigration and the Supreme Court

Branching out

The cost of college

Delayed gratification

Cocaine

Nosedive

Lexington

Ben Heard

The Americas

Brazil’s political crisis

The darkest hour

Brazil’s terrible politics

Dilma, out!

Asia

Myanmar-China relations

High mountains, distant emperors

War in Afghanistan

Fresh offence

Kashmir in stasis

Rough sleeping

The Koh-i-Noor diamond

Rock in a hard place

Banyan

Open wounds

China

Ideology

The return of correct thinking

Genetically modified crops

Gene-policy transfer

Communist Party membership

Hammer and shackle

Middle East & Africa

Burundi

Sliding towards anarchy

African hospitality

No room at the inn

Egypt’s prickly president

Permission to speak, sir

Tech startups in Africa

Africa uber alles

Syria

Drifting back to war

Israeli politics

Curtains for Herzog?

Europe

Reunifying Cyprus

You say raki, I say ouzo

Germany sours on Russia

Fool me once

Roundabouts

French revolution

Czech name change

Metamorphosis

German beer laws

Pure swill

Charlemagne

Quantum of silence

Britain

America and Brexit

More special in Europe

Britain in Iraq

The beginning of the end

Queen Elizabeth at 90

Long to reign over us

Brexit brief

The ins and the outs

Scottish languages

To speak in tongues

Brexit and the young

Turning out the teens

Nuclear energy

Is smaller better?

Bagehot

B for Brexit

International

Counterfeiting and piracy

Stamping it out

Internships

Business

Europe v Google

Android attack

Pemex

Turning the tanker

Cigarettes

Smoke signals

Theranos

Blood sports

India’s most colourful tycoon

Hangover

Picking the boss

The outside track

Business in Iran

The over-promised land

Schumpeter

Pay dirt

Finance & economics

Bank of America

The limits of fasting

Buttonwood

The wrong kind of savings

The 1MDB affair

Turning the screw

China’s economy

Romance of the three quarters

Oil markets

Drill will

Blended finance

Trending: blending

Free exchange

Money from heaven

Science & technology

Earthquakes

Preparing for the Big One

Martial arts

Modern gladiators

Sleeplessness

Neurological night watch

Keeping the skies safe

Drones club

Books & arts

Jazz music

Steps to heaven

Gang crime in Central America

Prayer, police and punishment

Nationalism in Russia

The in crowd

Travel writing

The art of looking

Johnson

English becomes Esperanto

Sicily

Land of reinvention

Economic & financial indicators

Interactive indicators

Output, prices and jobs

Exchange rates against the dollar

Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates

The Economist commodity-price index

Markets

Obituary

Obituary: Phil Sayer