ONLINE EXCLUSIVES
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Sep- 2021 -29 September
JAPAN IS SET TO LIFT COVID-19 STATE OF EMERGENCY
Japan is set to lift the coronavirus state of emergency this week for the first time in more than six months, in a bid to reactivate its economy
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28 September
PFIZER TESTS PILLS THAT COULD PREVENT COVID-19
Pfizer is investigating an oral antiviral drug that could prevent COVID-19 infection after being exposed to the virus, the company announced
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27 September
WHAT’S NEXT FOR ANGELA MERKEL?
As the race to replace Angela Merkel draws to a close, The Economist reviews the German Chancellor’s 16 year leadership with Wolfgang
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26 September
BRITAIN HAS 10 DAYS TO SAVE ITS CHRISTMAS
Britain’s retail industry warned the government that unless it moves to alleviate an acute shortage of truckers in the next ten days then
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25 September
BITCOIN PLUMMETS AFTER CHINA CRACKDOWN ON CRYPTOCURRENCIES
China is intensifying its crackdown on cryptocurrencies. Chinese government agencies including the country's securities regulator
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25 September
IS INDIA ENTERING THE FINAL STAGE OF THE PANDEMIC
With COVID-19 infections in India steadily decreasing, epidemiologists and virologists are more optimistic that the Indian health system
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23 September
THE US ECONOMY STRENGTHENS DESPITE DELTA VARIANT
he US economy continues to strengthen, albeit at a slower rate because of the Delta variant of Covid, the US Federal Reserve has said
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23 September
SUPPLY CHAIN SNARLS COULD COST AUTOMAKERS BILLIONS
Global automakers could lose US$ 210 billion in revenue this year because of supply chain disruptions, nearly double a forecast earlier
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22 September
AUSTRALIAN BORDER TO OPEN BY CHRISTMAS
Australia plans to open its international border by Christmas at the latest, unwinding one of the world’s strictest controls on overseas
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22 September
SOUTHEAST ASIAN COUNTRIES LEAVE BEHIND ‘ZERO COVID-19’ POLICIES
After months of lockdown, parts of Southeast Asia are leaving behind their 'zero COVID-19' policy and charting a path toward living
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