April 22nd-28th 2023 Ukraine’s game plan
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| APRIL 22ND–28TH 2023 Ukraine’s game plan Why civil wars are lasting longer The myth of English identity A special report on the car industry 012 3 The Economist April 22nd 2023 Contents Contents continues overleaf On the cover The world this week 6 A summary of political and business news Leaders 9 Artificial intelligence How to worry wisely 10 Ukraine’s counteroffensive Waiting for the order 11 Financial bedlam in Bolivia On the brink 11 Sudan and the curse of civil war Climate, crime and the conflict trap 12 Banks The prize of size 14 Carmaking Great wheels from China Letters 16 On economics and business, the rice crisis, cyberwar, cycling in London, the Beatles Special report: The car industry A difficult new world After page 42 Essay 17 Artificial intelligences The technology of AI need not be world ending to be world changing Britain 21 Absences from school 22 The woes of the SNP 23 Voter ID rules 23 Emergency text alerts 24 Stubborn inflation 25 Road pricing 26 Bagehot Englishness Europe 27 The coming Ukrainian counteroffensive 28 Ukraine’s inflatable weapons 29 Italy’s EU struggles 30 Greece’s elections 31 Charlemagne Annalena Baerbock United States 33 What next for Fox News? 34 Quantifying abortion 35 Tiny trucks 36 The Daniel Perry case 36 Religious freedoms and work at SCOTUS 37 Counting Christians 38 Lexington Detroit is working again Middle East & Africa 39 Sudan’s slide to war 41 How to ask for bribes 41 IsraeliArab tourism 42 The Saudiled war in Yemen The Americas 43 A crisis in Bolivia → The digital element of your subscription means that you can search our archive, read all of our daily journalism and listen to audio versions of our stories. Visit economist.com Bartleby Something that an employer can cut and that an employee really values, page 60 Rapid progress in AI is arousing fear as well as excitement. How worried should you be? Leader, page 9 . In a special Science section, we examine how large, creative ai models work, the risks they pose and what capabilities they might gain next, page 69. Looking at the impacts of the computer browser, the printing press and psychoanalysis could help prepare the world for AI: essay, page 17. China’s approach, page 49. How businesses are experimenting, page 62 Ukraine’s game plan The next few weeks may shape the country’s future—and Europe’s: leader, page 10 . Its Western allies want success—but not too much, page 27 Why civil wars are lasting longer Blame complexity, criminality and climate change: leader, page 11 and analysis, page 53. Sudan in crisis, page 39 The myth of English identity If nationalism is on the rise, no one has told the English: Bagehot, page 26 A special report on the car industry After page 42. The folly of shutting out Chinese carmakers: leader, page 14. Japanese car firms are now playing catchup, page 45 012 The Economist April 22nd 2023 Contents 4 PEFC/1633582 Registered as a newspaper. © 2023 The Economist Newspaper Limited. All rights reserved. Neither this publication nor any part of it may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the prior permission of The Economist Newspaper Limited. Published every week, except for a yearend double issue, by The Economist Newspaper Limited. The Economist is a registered trademark of The Economist Newspaper Limited. Printed by Walstead Peterborough Limited Published since September 1843 to take part in “a severe contest between intelligence, which presses forward, and an unworthy, timid ignorance obstructing our progress.” Editorial offices in London and also: Amsterdam, Beijing, Berlin, Brussels, Chicago, Dakar, Dallas, Dubai, Johannesburg, Madrid, Mexico City, Moscow, Mumbai, New Delhi, New York, Paris, San Francisco, São Paulo, Seoul, Shanghai, Singapore, Tokyo, Washington DC Subscription service For our full range of subscription offers, including digital only or print and digital bundled, visit: Economist.com/offers If you are experiencing problems when trying to subscribe, please visit our Help pages at: www.economist.com/help for troubleshooting advice. To manage your account online, please visit my.economist.com where you can also access our live chat service which is available 24/7. To call us, contact our dedicated service centre on 00800 771 12711 or +44 (0)203 868 6843. PEFC certified This copy of The Economist is printed on paper sourced from sustainably managed forests certified by PEFC www.pefc.org Volume 447 Number 9343 Asia 45 Electric cars in Japan 46 India’s twowheeler revolution 47 Reforming Uzbekistan 48 Banyan Asian land reform China 49 The challenge of AI 50 Frustrated young people 51 Stealing Taiwanese fruit 52 Chaguan The meaning of “derisking” International 53 Why civil wars are lasting longer Business 57 Breaking up professional services 58 Apple in India 59 Lithium’s price crash 60 Yüklə 5,71 Mb. Dostları ilə paylaş:
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