The Economist Audio Edition July 23rd to July 29th 2011

Leaders Rupert Murdoch and News Corporation Last of the moguls India's economy One more push Latin American politics Lulismo v Chávismo Women in the boardroom The wrong way to promote women China's family planning Illegal children will be confiscated Letters On Google, aeroplane emissions, food, Libya, skinheads, phone-hacking, James Baldwin Briefing Britain's phone-hacking scandal Wider still and wider United States The debt ceiling Scheme, stonewall and fulminate Interstate sales taxes The Amazon war Drought in the South Bone-dry The Okefenokee fire Cooking the swamp The Teamsters choose a new boss Still truckin' Illegal immigration Et in Alabama ego Lexington The Lone Star candidate The Americas Peru's new president Promises and premonitions Venezuela's president The sick man of Havana Greenery in Canada We have a winner Football in Brazil The bountiful game Asia China's population Only and lonely Kashmir's future Fleeting chance The Philippines and remittances The house that Saud built Corruption in South Korea Rotten shot Indonesia's middle class Missing BRIC in the wall Banyan Diminishing returns Middle East & Africa South African politics A muddy few months ahead East Africa's famine Disunited in hunger Africa's infrastructure A road to somewhere Yemen's economy Up the spout Syria's third-largest city Laying waste to humble Homs Israeli settlers on the West Bank Might some stay? Europe Italy's economy Can he finally get Italy motoring? France and the euro Bail-outs? Bof… Slovakia and the euro A reluctant “yes” Germany and Russia They agree on peat bogs Bosnia and the EU Brussels's balm Charlemagne Ceci n'est plus un pays Britain Phone-hacking and the police Officers down The faltering economy Making do with less International aid Soft power, hard hearts Appealing anachronisms Still squeezing it all in The 2012 Olympics Capital values Bagehot How to fix the press Articles flagged with this icon are printed only in the British edition of The Economist International Wealth, poverty and fragile states MIFFed by misrule Internet freedom Tort and technology Previous print editions Jul 16th 2011 Jul 9th 2011 Jul 2nd 2011 Jun 25th 2011 Jun 18th 2011 More print editions and covers » Subscribe Subscribe to the print edition Or buy a Web subscription for full access online RSS feeds Receive this page by RSS feed Business Women in business Still lonely at the top Sheryl Sandberg The acceptable face of Facebook 3D films struggle Flat expectations HTC's patent problems Android alert American homebuilders What goes down Crowd-funding books A novel idea Dual-class share structures The cost of control Schumpeter Great bad men as bosses Briefing India's economy The half-finished revolution Finance and Economics Chinese insurance Where the state does too little Buttonwood Swiss gold Europe's stress tests Disease and cure Saving for retirement The wrong number Japan's debt The domino that never falls Wall Street and the debt ceiling Unthinkable? Economics focus The plough and the now Science & Technology Epigenetics and stress Baby blues The rise of the dinosaurs Pardon! Eradicating polio Late? Or never? AIDS No hiding place Books & Arts Contemporary art in China Chinese checkers Reinhold Niebuhr Ideas man Financial markets When devils strike Phylloxera Grape gripes New fiction Tower block Obituary Betty Ford

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five_5tar (2011-07-25)

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