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.@1843mag meets the new chefs that are reigniting the art of cooking over an open flame http://econ.st/2aB8749 pic.twitter.com/lRG1Rv9Xso

Spain changed its clocks to Berlin time in the second world war. No one changed them back http://econ.st/2aHqLaz pic.twitter.com/Vl99LpOPNV

Even with new reforms, doubts remain about Germany's energy transition http://econ.st/2b3HPWz pic.twitter.com/SBdf6Vx2XI

Churchill knew it. So did Hemingway and da Vinci: we shouldn't work sitting down http://econ.st/2bjA9SV pic.twitter.com/dZ7FRIfqc3

Warren Buffett's saintly image doesn't sit well with his fondness for oligopolies http://econ.st/2aYWenQ pic.twitter.com/YeyCr8Ex48

Attempts to make art out of recent political events often feel more gauche than "Guernica" http://econ.st/2beC7Rm pic.twitter.com/6p0abfLaaa

Walmart faces a host of challenges in the e-commerce world. Buying @Jet won't solve many http://econ.st/2bo7SLi pic.twitter.com/ft6CmGzi5H

Do you have a burning question about The Economist? Ask @tomstandage here http://econ.st/2blZ6tY pic.twitter.com/l29VwXBtMe

Zambia is one of Africa's most stable countries. But the current election has been ugly http://econ.st/2bllfbH pic.twitter.com/ePRyAIXc07

In 1974 activists set off some 2,044 bombings, claiming 24 lives http://econ.st/2bikH6A pic.twitter.com/ddmWNzeMY0

5-7% payments in Sweden are made in cash compared to 83% in Italy http://econ.st/2aEfec8 pic.twitter.com/gKd0WaAMCX

Of all the eclectic characters Mahasweta Devi created, the most unforgettable were women http://econ.st/2blbkC3 pic.twitter.com/NRTCEgiLI4

The English "were" is the runt of the subjunctive litter http://econ.st/2aOhgb8 pic.twitter.com/0Yplatqcvz

"Harry Potter was a bit smug. I prefer him as a stressed-out adult" http://econ.st/2bcxTwA  from @1843magpic.twitter.com/es3Lp7wv3p

Jeremy Corbyn's takeover of Labour would be impossible without his support among members http://econ.st/2aVIUR4 pic.twitter.com/IlvwCLU0lX

The fading fortunes of Italy's former prime minister http://econ.st/2aN25t6 pic.twitter.com/lZAlJJGvcL

Airlines are vulnerable to system failures. But replacing old models would cost billions http://econ.st/2bnDuMN pic.twitter.com/8H99VLpHfW

Britain’s dangerous legacy of carelessly drawn borders #econarchive http://econ.st/2aQOHFE pic.twitter.com/XDss21YIX1

Britain is farther down the road to a post-religious society than most other countries http://econ.st/2aVNqyT pic.twitter.com/VHaZ6r73WM

The Bank of England is trying to prop up the post-Brexit economy http://econ.st/2aYSBhL pic.twitter.com/3HYYyubacf