2. 《制衡》通讯：美国社会主义的怪异之处 07-11 Checks and Balance newsletter: The weirdness of American socialism (www.economist.com)
4. 2026-07-10 The World this Week - 《封面故事》通讯：那个想要改变俄罗斯的人 07-11 Cover Story newsletter: The man who would change Russia (www.economist.com)
11. 艾哈迈德·沙拉正在打击叙利亚规模庞大的卡塔贡交易 07-09 Ahmed al-Sharaa is quashing Syria’s vast captagon trade (www.economist.com)
12. 安迪·伯纳姆关于建设公屋的承诺有多现实？ 07-09 How realistic is Andy Burnham’s council-house building pledge? (www.economist.com)
14. 奈杰尔·法拉奇的噱头使他成为了一位成功的政治家。但这些噱头并不能让他当上首相。 07-09 Nigel Farage’s stunts made him a successful politician. They won’t make him PM (www.economist.com)
15. 特蕾莎·梅：英国首位——也是最后一位——“觉醒”首相 07-09 Theresa May: Britain’s first—and last—woke prime minister (www.economist.com)
17. 一些苏格兰苇莺是“岛屿综合征”的一个典型案例 07-09 Some Scottish wrens are a striking case of “island syndrome” (www.economist.com)
20. 2026-07-09 The World this Week - 漫画：全球经济增长面临的真正威胁 07-09 Cartoon: The real threat to global growth (www.economist.com)
26. 欧洲的公共广播机构从黄金时段退居幕后 07-09 Europe’s public broadcasters go from prime time to hard-to-find (www.economist.com)
33. 为什么唐纳德·特朗普不愿让一项注定失败的法案胎死腹中 07-09 Why Donald Trump won’t let a doomed bill die (www.economist.com)
34. 德克萨斯州正在展开一场阻止“伊斯兰化”的斗争 07-09 Texas is waging a battle to stop “Islamification” (www.economist.com)
37. 在对抗痴呆症的斗争中，全世界正在取得令人振奋的进展 07-09 The world is making heady progress in the fight against dementia (www.economist.com)
39. 中国资本市场承载着习近平的科技雄心 07-09 China’s capital markets take on Xi Jinping’s tech ambitions (www.economist.com)
42. 北约在与唐纳德·特朗普举行的两极峰会上挺了过来 07-09 NATO survives its bipolar summit with Donald Trump (www.economist.com)
45. 唐纳德·特朗普宣布与伊朗的停火协议终止，他是认真的吗？ 07-09 Is Donald Trump serious in declaring the ceasefire with Iran over? (www.economist.com)
49. 芯片制造的未来更像曼哈顿，而非硅谷 07-09 The future of chipmaking looks more like Manhattan than Silicon Valley (www.economist.com)
51. 巴西各城市正在建设庞大的监控网络 07-09 Brazilian cities are building vast surveillance networks (www.economist.com)
52. 液化天然气市场在冬季来临前可能出现崩盘的三大原因 07-08 Three ways the LNG market could crack before winter (www.economist.com)
55. 人工智能已经席卷了股市。接下来轮到债券市场了。 07-08 AI has taken over the stock market. The bond market is next (www.economist.com)
56. 欧洲经济一团糟。其股市却物超所值 07-08 Europe’s economy is a mess. Its stock markets are a steal (www.economist.com)
57. 民主党人正争分夺秒地更换他们在缅因州的参议院候选人 07-08 Democrats are in a mad rush to replace their Senate candidate in Maine (www.economist.com)
59. 重建叙利亚将耗资2000多亿美元。炸弹无济于事。 07-08 Rebuilding Syria will cost over 200bn. Bombs are not helping (www.economist.com)
60. 中国半导体产业正在争分夺秒地追赶西方 07-08 China’s semiconductor industry is racing to catch the West’s (www.economist.com)
61. 《Blighty》通讯：顽强的足球，顽强的国家 07-07 Blighty newsletter: Gritty football, gritty nation (www.economist.com)
63. 如果那些荒唐的对特朗普的阿谀奉承能拯救北约，那就来吧 07-07 If ludicrous Trump flattery can save NATO, bring it on (www.economist.com)
67. 中国罕见地进行导弹试射，令亚洲邻国感到不安 07-07 A rare Chinese missile test unnerves Asian neighbours (www.economist.com)
68. 2026年全球最宜居和最不宜居的城市 07-06 The world’s most, and least, liveable cities in 2026 (www.economist.com)
71. 中国是否已获得世界上最重要的机器？ 07-05 Has China obtained the world’s most important machine? (www.economist.com)
72. 梅赫梅特·奥兹，唐纳德·特朗普最得力的电视明星 07-05 Mehmet Oz, Donald Trump’s most effective TV star (www.economist.com)
74. 印度人读什么，以及这反映出怎样的自我 07-05 What Indians are reading, and what that reveals about the self (www.economist.com)
76. 伊朗政权希望哈梅内伊的葬礼能彰显其力量 07-04 Iran’s regime hopes Khamenei’s funeral will demonstrate its strength (www.economist.com)
80. 印尼判处其最著名的企业家十年监禁 07-02 Indonesia gives its best-known entrepreneur a decade in jail (www.economist.com)
81. 土耳其和以色列应该进行能源贸易，而不是互相辱骂 07-02 Turkey and Israel should trade energy, not insults (www.economist.com)
82. 随着美国撤军，北约正考虑如何捍卫东欧 07-02 NATO ponders how to defend Eastern Europe as America pulls back (www.economist.com)
83. 唐纳德·特朗普的“反射池”闹剧是送给美国的礼物 07-02 Donald Trump’s reflecting-pool debacle is a gift to America (www.economist.com)
84. 沃洛迪米尔·泽连斯基势头的强劲，旨在迫使双方展开和平谈判 07-02 Volodymyr Zelensky’s surge is a bid to force peace talks (www.economist.com)
85. 美国，生日快乐——这个让欧洲既钦佩又心存疑虑的盟友 07-02 Happy birthday America, the ally Europe admires—questioningly (www.economist.com)
87. 2026-07-02 The World this Week - 漫画：为美国250岁生日干杯 07-02 Cartoon: A toast to America’s 250th birthday (www.economist.com)
92. 非洲的新兴中产阶级正在郊区安家落户 07-02 Africa’s new middle class is putting down roots in the suburbs (www.economist.com)
101. 《制衡》通讯：为什么2008年是美国的转折点 07-02 Checks and Balance newsletter: Why 2008 was a turning point in America (www.economist.com)
102. 委内瑞拉的地震在某种程度上也是美国的问题 07-02 Venezuela’s earthquakes are partly America’s problem (www.economist.com)
103. 委内瑞拉人民对这个由美国支持的政权感到极为愤怒 07-02 Venezuelans are furious with the American-backed regime (www.economist.com)
104. 印度政府对一项大规模的劳动换福利计划进行了全面改革 07-02 India’s government overhauls a vast workfare programme (www.economist.com)
105. 巴基斯坦陆军参谋长与被监禁的前总理展开较量 07-02 Pakistan’s army chief battles with its imprisoned ex-prime minister (www.economist.com)
107. 德国政府终于开始采取行动了吗？ 07-02 Is Germany’s government finally getting its act together? (www.economist.com)
108. 今年7月4日的户外烧烤聚会要花多少钱？ 07-02 How much will a 4th of July cookout cost this year? (www.economist.com)
113. 给一个自由派看一辆Lime共享单车，他就会向你展示他的灵魂 07-02 Show a liberal a Lime bike and he will show you his soul (www.economist.com)
114. “Bending Spoons”能否作为上市公司蓬勃发展？ 07-02 Can Bending Spoons thrive as a listed company? (www.economist.com)
117. 中国掩盖了发生在首都中心地带的一起飞机失事事件 07-02 China covers up a plane crash in the heart of its capital (www.economist.com)
118. 欧洲机场的排队队伍极其漫长——而且还在不断变长 07-01 Europe’s airport queues are extremely long—and getting longer (www.economist.com)
119. 科学家现在可以研究黑洞的事件视界了 07-01 Scientists can now study the event horizons of black holes (www.economist.com)
123. 英国希望无人机能帮助其摆脱国防预算困境 07-01 Britain hopes drones will help it escape its defence-budget bind (www.economist.com)
124. 一项针对全球货币的新《广场协议》行不通 07-01 A new Plaza Accord for global currencies wouldn’t work (www.economist.com)
125. 采访法国潜在总统候选人乔丹·巴尔代拉 07-01 Meeting Jordan Bardella, France’s possible president (www.economist.com)
126. 以色列大选民调追踪：本雅明·内塔尼亚胡能否保住权力？ 07-01 Israel election poll tracker: will Binyamin Netanyahu hold on to power? (www.economist.com)
127. 《Blighty》通讯：现代男性气质的典范 07-01 Blighty newsletter: The very model of modern masculinity (www.economist.com)
128. 唐纳德·特朗普的AI体制不透明、难以预测——而且不可持续 06-30 Donald Trump’s AI regime is opaque, unpredictable—and unsustainable (www.economist.com)
129. 唐纳德·特朗普对“新中东”的期许为时过早 06-30 Donald Trump’s hope for a new Middle East is premature (www.economist.com)
130. 《分析非洲》通讯：南非对排外主义视而不见 06-30 Analysing Africa newsletter: South Africa is in denial about xenophobia (www.economist.com)
132. 《El Boletín》通讯：一场地震撼动了委内瑞拉的政治重启 06-30 El Boletín newsletter: An earthquake shakes Venezuela’s political reset (www.economist.com)
133. 最高法院又赋予了唐纳德·特朗普更多权力 06-30 The Supreme Court has handed Donald Trump yet more power (www.economist.com)
137. 美国人如何看待自己国家的过去、现在和未来 06-30 How Americans see their country’s past, present and future (www.economist.com)
138. 香港，这个曾经是筹集和花钱的好地方，如今已走了一半路程 06-30 Hong Kong, once a great place to raise and spend money, is halfway back (www.economist.com)
139. 人工智能热潮与地缘政治正在重塑亚洲的海洋格局 06-30 The AI boom and geopolitics are rewiring Asia’s oceans (www.economist.com)
140. 安迪·伯纳姆难道只是个穿着更休闲的基尔·斯塔默吗？ 06-29 Is Andy Burnham more than just a smart-casual Keir Starmer? (www.economist.com)
144. 美国将如何应对委内瑞拉的致命地震？ 06-29 How will America respond to Venezuela’s deadly quakes? (www.economist.com)
145. 大型石油公司的秘密交易部门正经历着非同寻常的一年 06-29 Big oil’s secretive trading arms are having an extraordinary year (www.economist.com)
146. 为什么印度政府就建不出一个像样的网站呢？ 06-28 Why can’t India’s government build a decent website? (www.economist.com)
148. 唐纳德·特朗普正在驱逐中国企业，却保留了它们的技术 06-28 Donald Trump is kicking out Chinese firms, but keeping their tech (www.economist.com)
149. 《制衡》通讯：世界杯不了解美国 06-27 Checks and Balance newsletter: The World Cup doesn’t understand America (www.economist.com)
152. 与巴黎相比，柏林在应对欧洲热浪方面的准备工作更为不足 06-27 Berlin is even worse equipped than Paris for Europe’s heatwave (www.economist.com)
153. 《战情室》通讯：古巴革命的启示 06-27 The War Room newsletter: Lessons from the Cuban revolution (www.economist.com)
155. 《鼓楼通讯》：中国最新的人工智能突破背后是谁？ 06-26 Drum Tower newsletter: Who is behind China’s latest AI breakthrough? (www.economist.com)
160. J.D. 范斯所继承的政治理念比“特朗普主义”更为激进 06-25 J.D. Vance is heir to a more radical politics than Trumpism (www.economist.com)
163. 向人工智能传授人类的工作方式存在诸多问题 06-25 Teaching AI how people work is fraught with problems (www.economist.com)
165. 反移民抗议浪潮的激增反映了南非的什么情况 06-25 What a surge of anti-migrant protests says about South Africa (www.economist.com)
166. 埃博拉疫情使非洲脆弱的卫生体系成为关注焦点 06-25 Ebola has put Africa’s fragile health systems in the spotlight (www.economist.com)
168. 中世纪风格的防御工事在萨赫勒地区卷土重来 06-25 Medieval-style fortifications are back in the Sahel (www.economist.com)
170. 孟加拉国的主要产业正遭受停电和成本上涨的双重打击 06-25 Bangladesh’s main industry is battered by blackouts and rising costs (www.economist.com)
171. 亚洲各国政府正要求子女赡养父母 06-25 Asian governments are making children care for their parents (www.economist.com)
172. 两场州选举可能导致马来西亚执政联盟瓦解 06-25 Two state elections may break Malaysia’s ruling coalition (www.economist.com)
174. 从英国下一任领导人可能的童年故居中汲取的启示 06-25 Lessons from the childhood home of Britain’s probable next leader (www.economist.com)
175. 在阶级体系中上升或下降，出人意料地还能忍受 06-25 Slipping up or down the class system is surprisingly bearable (www.economist.com)
176. 随着伊朗愈发嚣张，其邻国必须搁置旧有的分歧 06-25 With Iran emboldened, its neighbours must put old divisions aside (www.economist.com)
179. 拉丁美洲已呈现“特朗普化”趋势。这带来了机遇 06-25 Latin America has turned Trumpy. That creates opportunities (www.economist.com)
182. 彼得·马加尔正试图为匈牙利的民主注入活力 06-25 Peter Magyar is trying to fire up Hungarian democracy (www.economist.com)
188. 美国正动用武力，将黑帮赶出委内瑞拉的黄金矿区 06-25 America is using force to drive gangsters from Venezuela’s gold (www.economist.com)
189. AI模型的价值观与大多数人的截然不同 06-25 AI models’ values are very different from most people’s (www.economist.com)
190. 2026-06-25 The World this Week - 漫画：俄罗斯的战争疲劳感日益加深 06-25 Cartoon: Russia’s war fatigue grows (www.economist.com)
192. 全球失衡与欧洲的工业困境几乎没有关系 06-25 Global imbalances have little to do with Europe’s industrial woes (www.economist.com)
194. 安迪·伯纳姆许诺带来希望。但英国需要的远不止于此 06-25 Andy Burnham promises hope. Britain needs more than that (www.economist.com)
195. 唐纳德·特朗普和乔尔吉娅·梅洛尼都在自找麻烦 06-25 Both Donald Trump and Giorgia Meloni are begging for trouble (www.economist.com)
200. 硅谷可以从它所鄙视的“电子表格高手”身上学到很多东西 06-25 Silicon Valley has much to learn from the spreadsheet jockeys it despises (www.economist.com)
201. 为了拯救英国经济，安迪·伯纳姆需要采取更强硬的措施 06-25 To save Britain’s economy, Andy Burnham needs to be tougher (www.economist.com)
202. 全球变暖使欧洲的热浪加剧了2-4C 06-25 Global warming has made Europe’s heatwave 2-4C worse (www.economist.com)
203. 《Blighty》通讯：安迪·伯纳姆会如何执政？ 06-25 Blighty newsletter: How would Andy Burnham govern? (www.economist.com)
204. 如今，电子元件可以被打印到活体组织上了 06-25 Electronics can now be printed onto living tissues (www.economist.com)
205. 高科技“附加技术”能否提高试管婴儿的成功率？ 06-25 Do high-tech “addons” increase the chance that IVF will work? (www.economist.com)
206. 《中东快讯》通讯：叙利亚的“蜜月期”已经结束 06-24 Middle East Dispatch newsletter: Syria’s honeymoon is over (www.economist.com)
208. 一名拉斯特法里教徒囚犯不能起诉剃掉他辫子的狱警 06-24 A Rastafarian prisoner cannot sue guards who shaved his locks (www.economist.com)
209. 美国数据中心遭遇的逆风使人工智能热潮面临风险 06-24 America’s data-centre backlash puts the AI boom at risk (www.economist.com)
210. 豁免对伊朗石油的制裁是美国做出的巨大让步 06-24 Waiving sanctions on Iranian oil is a huge concession by America (www.economist.com)
213. 俄罗斯对克里米亚的占领正演变成一场致命的混乱局面 06-24 Russia’s Crimean conquest is turning into a deadly mess (www.economist.com)
216. 哥伦比亚向右转现象反映了该国哪些情况 06-23 What Colombia’s rightward swing says about the country (www.economist.com)
217. 俄罗斯的战时经济确实存在问题——但不会立即崩溃 06-23 Russia’s war economy has problems—but is not about to crash (www.economist.com)
220. 《战情室》通讯："斯塔默末日"背后的国防争端 06-23 The War Room newsletter: The defence row behind Starmergeddon (www.economist.com)
221. 在中国，可以成为美国政坛中一个有用的“替罪羊” 06-23 China can be a useful bogeyman in American politics (www.economist.com)
222. 2026-06-22 The World this Week - 《封面故事》通讯：美国在人工智能领域的权力争夺 06-23 Cover Story newsletter: America’s AI power grab (www.economist.com)
223. 杰弗里·唐纳森爵士因性侵罪被定罪，这一判决令人震惊 06-22 The shocking sexual-assault conviction of Sir Jeffrey Donaldson (www.economist.com)
226. 支持特朗普的右翼势力赢得哥伦比亚总统大选 06-22 The Trump-loving right wins Colombia’s presidency (www.economist.com)
227. 尽管谋杀率在下降，但美国警察致死事件却在增加 06-22 American police killings are rising, even as murder rates fall (www.economist.com)
231. 这座意想不到的城市正接纳着来自德里的知识分子流亡者 06-21 The unlikely city welcoming Delhi’s intellectual refugees (www.economist.com)
232. 中国空气质量的改善加速了全球变暖 25-11-04 China’s air-quality improvements have hastened global warming (www.economist.com)
236. 安迪·伯纳姆现已成为英国的候任首相 06-19 Andy Burnham is now Britain’s prime-minister-in-waiting (www.economist.com)
237. 七国集团为乌克兰问题开启了一扇外交之窗 06-19 The G7 has nudged open a window for diplomacy in Ukraine (www.economist.com)
244. Anthropic正与“山姆大叔”争夺对超级人工智能的控制权 06-18 Anthropic is battling Uncle Sam for control of superpowered AI (www.economist.com)
248. 缅甸军政府重启一座备受憎恶的水坝，以镇压异议并讨好中国 06-18 Myanmar’s junta revives a hated dam to crush dissent and court China (www.economist.com)
249. 台湾在野党领袖在美国遭遇了态度强硬的听众 06-18 Taiwan’s opposition leader faced a tough crowd in America (www.economist.com)
250. 从菲律宾的日常食品到风靡全球：紫薯的崛起 06-18 From Philippine staple to global sensation: the rise of ube (www.economist.com)
251. 一项脆弱的协议将停止轰炸并恢复石油供应 06-18 A flimsy deal will stop the bombing and restart the oil (www.economist.com)
253. 尼日利亚和加纳的主食是否正在变成一种奢侈品？ 06-18 Is the staple meal in Nigeria and Ghana becoming a luxury? (www.economist.com)
254. 伊朗战争提振了挪威能源巨头埃克诺尔的业绩 06-18 The Iran war has boosted Equinor, Norway’s energy giant (www.economist.com)
262. 这位来自麦德林的Z世代直播主正影响着哥伦比亚的大选 06-18 The Gen-Z streamer from Medellín influencing Colombia’s election (www.economist.com)
267. 战争使伊斯兰共和国更加强大。和平则可能导致其分裂。 06-18 War has strengthened the Islamic Republic. Peace could split it (www.economist.com)
268. 日本银行业迎来新的黄金时代，但其中暗藏玄机 06-18 A new golden age for Japanese banks comes with a catch (www.economist.com)
270. 共和党人迫切希望摆脱伊朗战争的影响 06-18 Republicans are desperate to move on from the Iran war (www.economist.com)
275. 唐纳德·特朗普押注伊朗更看重金钱而非权力 06-18 Donald Trump gambles that Iran wants money more than power (www.economist.com)
276. 当美国各城市正为无家可归问题而苦恼之际，其中一座城市提出了一套解决方案 06-18 As American cities grapple with homelessness, one offers a fix (www.economist.com)
278. 英国要抓住人工智能领域的重大机遇需要采取哪些措施 06-18 What Britain needs to do to grasp its big opportunities in AI (www.economist.com)
279. 伊朗饱受重创的经济需要数年时间才能从战争中恢复过来 06-18 Iran’s battered economy will take years to recover from the war (www.economist.com)
280. 德国左翼政党“左翼党”赢得了年轻人的支持 06-18 Germany’s left-wing Die Linke party has won over the young (www.economist.com)
282. 巧克力产业是建立在吸血蠓的劳动基础上的 06-18 The chocolate industry is built on the labour of bloodsucking midges (www.economist.com)
283. 福克斯、Roku与流媒体大战的下一阶段 06-18 Fox, Roku and the next phase of the streaming wars (www.economist.com)
285. 《Blighty》通讯：安迪·伯纳姆的“北方经济引擎” 06-17 Blighty newsletter: Andy Burnham’s northern powerhouse (www.economist.com)
286. 阿尔巴尼亚的“火烈鸟抗议”活动针对的是唐纳德·特朗普的女婿 06-17 Albania’s flamingo protests target Donald Trump’s son-in-law (www.economist.com)
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288. 亚洲盟友注定要与唐纳德·特朗普保持密切关系 06-17 Asian allies are doomed to hug Donald Trump close (www.economist.com)
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294. 保守党希望苏格兰的补选能成为一个转折点 06-16 The Tories hope a Scottish by-election will mark a turning-point (www.economist.com)
295. 伊朗战争的结束可能使以色列面临“光荣的失败” 06-16 The end of the war in Iran threatens “glorious failure” for Israel (www.economist.com)
297. 美国汽车制造商无法永远回避中国电动汽车 06-16 America’s carmakers cannot escape Chinese EVs for ever (www.economist.com)
298. 《战情室》通讯：担任国防编辑八年的点滴 06-16 The War Room newsletter: What eight years as defence editor looks like (www.economist.com)
299. 在中国“最宜居”的城市，舒适与限制并存 06-16 Comfort meets constraint in China’s most “liveable” city (www.economist.com)