After months of lockdown, Greeks flocked to the amphitheatre to watch the world's oldest tragedy https://t.co/DQzVdfBCob From @1843mag

People today run on far less sleep than they did a century ago. What is the impact? https://t.co/gjpNneNTsK https://t.co/ET35HU1CBb

The world’s top nightclubs have at least five models per table. They aren’t there by chance https://t.co/ider8wEtGc From @1843mag

Levelling up Britain: Boris Johnson wants to address regional inequality, but has no plan. Listen to “Editor’s Picks” to hear essential stories from the latest issue of The Economist, read aloud https://t.co/PIP3a7uMVJ

Sales of e-bikes were on the rise even before the pandemic. @mattsteinglass tells “The Intelligence” of the startups hoping to become the Tesla of two wheels https://t.co/oLxovTQ7e4 https://t.co/0nLaCqozCg

“Pennsylvania...is the state most likely to determine the outcome of the election.” On our “Checks and Balance” podcast, @gelliottmorris says the Midwest might pick the president again https://t.co/0onyvVnvoW https://t.co/Sns0ftgUmT

Childbirth is one of the most natural things in the world. So why do so many expectant mothers feel judged, anxious, inadequate and guilty? https://t.co/dLmbb31U31 From @1843mag

The pandemic has been particularly cruel to those with dementia. On “The Intelligence” @simonlong55 explores some new research that offers glimmers of hope https://t.co/wp5FeJonGJ https://t.co/8BDRwSJtpE

Ram’s champions have tasted success—but it may leave their alliance in a tricky new position https://t.co/BkqA487PmB

An explosion in Lebanon's capital has shaken a country already on its knees.⁠ Our story from earlier this year explains why the country was already in crisis https://t.co/MlgrKQosI4

Microsoft's shareholders appear to welcome the acquisition, despite the political uncertainties and a suggested purchase price of $50bn https://t.co/ePp8KTukTQ

Germany is the engine of Europe’s economy. On our latest “Money Talks” podcast, The Economist’s @vahavb explains why coronavirus is a spanner in the works https://t.co/ur6CnnlyBb https://t.co/aZWSilxVMp

“The reality in America today is that we can’t really rely...on the federal government.” On “Checks and Balance” @chicagosmayor Lori Lightfoot says cities are where policy is made https://t.co/zZBfvsqNu7 https://t.co/wE2lo15Z0P

In Honolulu, there is understandable disquiet. “We’re Hawaii”, thundered one newspaper, “and we want our shirts back” https://t.co/2Yi9VD9dX5 From @1843mag

“Access to talent is going to be the most important competitive edge the Midwest has.” 

On our latest “Checks and Balance” podcast, @RahmEmanuel tells our editors how to revive a region that has lagged behind https://t.co/36Q3N7ZqWU

Many Hong Kongers are considering emigration https://t.co/D64nfr5b5C

How might covid-19 increase China's financial influence? https://t.co/zTvLYDgfSI https://t.co/kDERQ4qUUz

As construction on a controversial Hindu temple at Ayodhya begins, “The Intelligence” asks @travelli if India’s foundational secularism is at risk https://t.co/mzTczFqYRL

“They [the IAAF] decided that these athletes would have to have lower testosterone levels...I think that presents a dilemma as well.” On “The Economist Asks” @AnneMcElvoy asks Olympian Edwin Moses about the ethics of regulations for intersex competitors https://t.co/O7FmiqMwcv https://t.co/dJI37gmU2N

Birth has become a litmus test for an individual’s relationship with authority https://t.co/vetbyELgAf From @1843mag