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Economy and ecologyChina’s EV-olution As the Chinese electric vehicle market advances, European carmakers face increasing pressure. Simply adding more trade barriers won’t fix the issue By Konstantin Kladensky
Economy and ecologyA warning to Trump China’s export ban on high-tech metals shows Beijing is ready for a trade war with the new US administration. Will Europe be caught in the middle? By Yun Schüler-Zhou
Economy and ecologyThe cost of authoritarianism Venezuela’s broken democracy and economic hardships stand as a masterclass in institutional failure. How can the country move forward? By Leonardo Vera
Economy and ecologyThe art of the deal Trump’s trade policy blends aggressive tariffs, legal manoeuvring and transactional diplomacy. But could he really blow up the global trade system? By Luke Cooper
Economy and ecologyThe economic consequences of Trump 2.0 Trump’s agenda thrives on sensational headlines and political grandstanding. Real change usually fails to materialise — with one exception By Simon Johnson
‘Arrests have taken place almost every day’ Turkey faced a second night of protests following opposition arrests. Tina Blohm and Stefan Hibbeler on the growing political unrest
An ocean of gold but no water to drink Privatisation was once heralded as the key to Africa’s economic revitalisation. Decades later, the reality looks very different