The next housing disaster

The world this week

Leaders

A silhouette of a hospital patient looking into bright white light

The sense of an ending

The rights and wrongs of assisted dying

Britain’s next great social reform is coming. Here’s how it should work

A single house perched on a rocky outcrop being hit by waves

A $25trn hit

Global warming is coming for your home

Who will pay for the damage?

"Trump 2024" shoes worn by a supporter at a rally in Rome, Georgia, United States

Four-leafed voters

True swing voters are extraordinarily rare in America

We have found some

A stethoscope with the male and female gender symbols attached to the bell at the end

The Cass Review

America should follow England’s lead on transgender care for kids

Its approach is neither as harsh as in red states nor as lax as in blue states

Israeli soldiers operate in the Gaza Strip

War in Gaza

The short-sighted Israeli army

Force alone cannot bring security 

Peter Higgs in Edinburgh, October 12th 2013

What’s in a name

In praise of Peter Higgs

The particle named after him became a selling point. For the man, it was a bit of a pain

Letters

On management consultants, Hong Kong, Jonathan Haidt, underpants, describing X, three-letter acronyms

Letters to the editor

By Invitation

Briefing

A house partially hangs over a cliff edge following rapid coastal erosion in Norfolk, United Kingdon

Risk of subsidence

Homeowners face a $25trn bill from climate change

Property, the world’s biggest asset class, is also its most vulnerable

The Economist reads

Golf fans watch as second round play of the 2002 Masters begins in the rain at Augusta National Golf Club. Green and white umbrellas in the foreground with 'Masters' written on.

The Economist reads

What to read about golf

Economic & financial indicators