To assess the green boom we built an index of clean-energy stocks. How has it fared?   https://t.co/kT2xDkL8cd

Friends say the prince has matured, others say he is a bully who has been chastened  https://t.co/dnkeRHeemY

“This is China's first Mars mission and they got into orbit, they got onto the surface, we expect them shortly to deploy a rover.” @Eaterofsun explains why China’s space agency could threaten NASA’s space dominance in the next decade. Listen to “Babbage” https://t.co/azJcuuhV9e

As of May 17th, the latest conflict between Israelis and Palestinians had claimed the lives of 230 people—mostly Palestinians but also nine Israelis and one Indian https://t.co/ZB477ZjVn5

Soaring share prices are normally cause for cheer. But on “The Intelligence”, @GlennF explains why the spiralling cost of Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway recently caused panic on the Nasdaq https://t.co/bhXc4e7i8i https://t.co/z54bCt3XzK

Ketchup, makeup and toothpaste are very different products. But one company has found a common ground for all of them 
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Fertility fell far below expectations nine months after covid-19's first wave https://t.co/hVQ5V7BHwc

The average government spending on benefits such as child allowances, family leave and early education is 2.1% of GDP in the OECD club of mostly rich countries. In America, it is just 0.6%  https://t.co/hG8tLNr4PY

The International Energy Agency has said that the world would need a dramatic shift away from fossil fuels to keep global warming in check. @ItsRachelDobbs explains whether that is likely on "The Intelligence" https://t.co/OUASaEbP35 https://t.co/1b5i63BeDG

Despite Liz Cheney's conservative record, like-minded Republican voters were the champions for her removal. Explore our interactive poll that tracks public opinion   https://t.co/Hxonrj7idg https://t.co/GAIFfoAS1o

The United States Supreme Court will hear its first abortion-rights case since Amy Coney Barrett joined, cementing a 6-3 conservative majority. Prior to her confirmation as a justice last year, we wrote about her views on abortion https://t.co/UITmes9zD3

Israel is the largest cumulative recipient of American aid, at $146bn, since the second world war https://t.co/bz9sxn0Qv5

The official death count to covid-19 is 3.3m. The Economist's excess deaths model finds that the true tally is between 7m and 13mhttps://econ.st/3bSiYof

Today on “The Intelligence”: the daunting task of net-zero emissions, the quiet success story of Somaliland and what happens when big numbers bamboozle computers https://t.co/qGklH2CT9G

Closeness to power has characterised Hong Kong’s business elites for decades. The tycoons are now falling out of favour https://t.co/uVRXZkkhHw

The US Supreme Court will hear its first abortion-rights case since Amy Coney Barrett joined, cementing a 6-3 conservative majority.

Our film from 2019 explains how America legalised abortion, and why it remains so political https://t.co/wTF7QPXFla

For the people of Gaza, the simple act of making their daily meal is both a challenge and a symbol of resilience. From the @1843mag archive https://t.co/M5ikchAm5H

Is America vulnerable to cyber attack? On our “Checks and Balance” podcast:

-@michael___tran on the Colonial pipeline hack
-@shashj assesses US cyber defences
-@AmyJaffeenergy says this is a “Sputnik moment” for cybersecurity 

https://t.co/HuaoLgD3NG

Somaliland celebrates its 30th anniversary today. On “The Intelligence”, @johnpmcdermott explains why it has succeeded—and why the next 30 years may be trickier https://t.co/hV9kcEAzo4 https://t.co/hxz17zGoRz

China has become the second country to land a rover successfully on the surface of Mars. What does Tianwen-1 hope to achieve? @kncukier asks @Eaterofsun, on our “Babbage” podcast https://t.co/Huavu8Tw4b