Millennials still hold a tiny share of total wealth. But accumulated saving and inheritance windfalls mean their share will rise rapidly https://t.co/9UFy6Nltrx

China’s share of global merchandise exports has risen to a record high during the pandemic https://t.co/03jUipNop4

Black nurses helped prevent Philadelphia’s collapse when a deadly virus hit the city in 1793. Can their story shed light on today’s pandemic? https://t.co/oseAr4Szwo From @1843mag

JFK believed that lucky people like him had a duty to serve the public, and lucky countries like the United States had a duty to serve the world https://t.co/K0KcWwIBmC

Research suggests that Donald Trump’s tariffs destroyed more American manufacturing jobs than they created. What else can be learned from Trumponomics? https://t.co/BpbAHjwyql

RT @EconCulture: Aaron Sorkin’s focus on a criminal trial as political theatre allows him to make a different kind of courtroom drama https://t.co/TxsMwj8U2v

Video-game technology is changing the way television is made. “It's basically taking the post out of post-production.” @danacowley from Epic Games says game engines help shows like The Mandalorian film effects in-camera, on the latest “Babbage” https://t.co/yxWO0VXlIN

The persecution of the Uyghurs is a crime against humanity. Listen to “Editor’s Picks” to hear essential stories from the latest issue of The Economist, read aloud https://t.co/kNYtze7XB2

Knowledge of another language can open up a whole new world of art, history, literature and food. But which is the best to learn? https://t.co/bzxGdr06Er From the @1843mag archive

Much of Sweden’s proposed defence bill aims to patch up a creaking force  https://t.co/C2GBc8hd0h

Most of the differences in performance between Lewis Hamilton and Michael Schumacher stem from their cars https://t.co/rVJaZwAq4l

Despite ongoing surveillance and fear for their safety, Uyghurs are trying to keep their identity alive, thousands of miles from China https://t.co/DmupxAYQff From @1843mag

Is the answer to the perpetual question of what to wear actually nothing at all? https://t.co/ndNmdgdufx From @1843mag

JFK's administration exuded an air of youthful energy and glamour, but also a sense of high public purpose https://t.co/0rAw5t7AqZ

Video-game technology is changing the way television is made. “It's basically taking the post out of post-production.” @danacowley from Epic Games says game engines help shows like The Mandalorian film effects in-camera, on the latest “Babbage” https://t.co/puujFV0Aei https://t.co/tBsVng8bfU

How has the American economy fared under Donald Trump? Listen to “Editor’s Picks” to hear essential stories from the latest issue of The Economist, read aloud https://t.co/BH36RPKQ0q

Some driverless trucks are already in trials for real jobs: running between warehouses, hauling logs from forests and delivering goods https://t.co/woTrhWLwEB

China calls its camps for Uyghurs "vocational education centres". Victims tell a different story https://t.co/YAJurbEJmh

King Vajiralongkorn does not even live in Thailand. He reigns over the country of 70m people from Germany https://t.co/8y5UEacoA1

“Your vocabulary starts to shrink when you get to around 65-70, that is universal and there's no way around that. That’s quite an ominous fact, that your powers are being attacked.” Martin Amis on what it’s like to grow up and “decline” in the public eye https://t.co/UgWDzmCmnw