Economist

The world in brief

In today's edition: the Marcos dynasty tries to imporve its image, Macron embraces the Indo-Pacific and Hollywood's blockbuster strike continues

Advice squad

From hotdesking to nudity, our agony uncle answers your workplace questions

A goal for equality

At the Women's World Cup, football is at last accepting that players can be both mothers and stars

The dragon's claws

As America ratchets up its sanctions against China, responses from Beijing are coming thick and fast

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New York Times

Campaigning on Covid

Gov. Ron DeSantis is trumpeting his pandemic response as he runs for president, but a Times analysis of data from Florida tells a fuller story.

Affluence in Admissions

A study of elite colleges showed that the richest students were more likely to be admitted, even among applicants with the same test scores.

• affluence: 번영, 번성, 번창

Breaking News

Israel's Parliament passed a deeply contentious law limiting the Supreme Court's ability to overturn decisions made by government ministers.

<Reference: New York Times>

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Wall Street Journal

The Wall Street Journal

This quiet Amercian town could become the lithium capital of the world

"It was an absolute disaster." The world's largest tool company couldn't figure out how to make a wrench.

Breaking News

Israel's Parliament passed a divisive judicial overhaul bill that triggered mass protests and exposed rifts over the country's identity

• judicial: 사법의

<Reference: Wall Street Journal>

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