The future of work
Our journalists give an insight into how the pandemic will change the world of work forever—quite possibly for the better.
The covid-19 pandemic has taken a terrible toll on workers around the world: the drop in employment is 14 times bigger than that seen after the financial crisis a decade ago. It has also forced a radical shift in working habits, with many having to quickly adapt to working remotely. As vaccinations roll out and lockdowns begin to ease, the disruption caused by covid provides an opportunity to reimagine the world of work for the better.
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Full-length interview: the head of NATO on how Ukraine can win the war
Jens Stoltenberg discusses the war in Ukraine and Donald Trump with our editor-in-chief
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Alexander Lukashenko has doubled down on political repression, but is dependent on Russia
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A portrait of Alexei Navalny
A podcast on the prominent Russian dissident, who died in prison on February 16th
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Alexei Navalny, in his own words
In 2017 The Economist interviewed the opposition leader about Putin’s Russia and his own prison experience