Economist

The world in brief

In today's edition: Zelensky fires defence minister, Erdogan meets Putin over grain deal and Greece limits visitors to the Parthenon

A pot topic

Thailand's budding weed industry is taking off. But as a new government takes office, regulation is as hazy as a Bangkok cafe

The price of education

Is it worth going to university? How to make your degree worth the investment, explained in two minutes

Meet Ernie bot

China's answer to ChatGPT has some controversial views. It is important to watch what it says-and all that it doesn't

<Reference: Economist>

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New York Times

The Morning Briefing

China's mobilization against espionage, an attack on a Crimean bridge, India's first solar mission

Supersized, and Parched

To make perfect French fries, huge farms are gulping up water in Minnesota. Read the latest from our Uncharted Waters series.

• parch: 바싹 마르게 하다
• gulp: 꿀꺽꿀꺽 삼키다

Citizen Spy Catchers in China

The Communist Party has called on ordinary people to guard against perceived threats, blurring the line between vigilance and paranoia.

<Reference: New York Times>

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Wall Street Journal

The Wall Street Journal

It started in 1995 as a schoolyard snack created by two dads from North Dakota. Now it's a hit for one of America's biggest food makers.

We could be witnessing a generational shift in how the market works

Americans overwhelmingly think Biden is too old to run for re-election and give him low marks for handling the economy, a WSJ poll found

<Reference: Wall Street Journal>

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