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How strong is the link between weather and environmentalism?https://econ.st/3KN8buY 

The war in Ukraine was “void of sense right from the very beginning,” he writes. It is imperative that we answer the questions it raises “if we are to restore global security and personal dignity”https://econ.st/3uIYVlZ 

Can the 1.5°C climate target survive? We examine the IPCC’s latest report on our science and technology podcast “Babbage”, with Vijay Vaitheeswaran, @catBrahic and Oliver Mortonhttps://econ.st/3E817qf 

Past post-war reconstructions sug­gest that a successful rebuilding of Ukraine could come from closer integration with Europehttps://econ.st/3KM4DsS 

Vladimir Putin launched a war in Ukraine on the basis of a belief that the country does not exist and should not exist. He has proved the op­positehttps://econ.st/3M3uXPd 

The Moskva was a “venerable, battle hardened, major surface combatant”, notes Alessio Patalano of King’s College London. He describes it as “one of the most severe naval losses” since the Falklands war of 1982https://econ.st/3KK8IO9 

When it was time to go to bed the carers bundled the residents up in as many clothes as they could find, hoping to stop them freezing to deathhttps://econ.st/3xpGzYF 

Authoritarian states can get things right but hate to admit when they are wronghttps://econ.st/3jCc0a6 

“I don’t believe in creating absolute red lines.” @SenatorMenendez talks to @AnneMcElvoy about America’s response to the war in Ukraine, on “The Economist Asks” podcasthttps://econ.st/3JQOqB3 

A new exhibition revives nearly a millennium of history, from the laying of Notre Dame’s first stone in 1163 to the reconstruction project todayhttps://econ.st/37jZ6er 

Inventive and occasionally mind-bending, “Sea of Tranquility” is worth readinghttps://econ.st/3rpVs9w 

Asia’s outbreaks show that Omicron is deadly in unvaccinated people. The Omicron variant has swept remarkably fast through places with little past exposure to covid-19https://econ.st/3JyCsMk 

Nearly 30 of the 50 countries we are tracking are moving further away from normalcy, having been hit by a recent wave of Omicron infectionshttps://econ.st/3KD22Ba 

African-Americans used to be far less affected. But that has changedhttps://econ.st/3uCizjp 

“We believe in victory,” he says. “It’s impossible to believe in anything else. We will definitely win because this is our home, our land, our independence. It’s just a question of time”https://econ.st/37zxYb5 

Despite the futuristic setting of Emily St John Mandel’s new novel, she prioritises human lovehttps://econ.st/3uIHcLs 

Registrations are growing more popular, and sillierhttps://econ.st/3rnjQsI 

As the war in Ukraine has entered its second month, its character has changed. Ukrainians are learning to live with a “new war-life balance”https://econ.st/3rlpwmU 

Ukraine’s bakers are working harder than ever. Brick-shaped and flute-shaped loaves are layered like munitions into rattling metal trayshttps://econ.st/3O6Rixn 

On a continent shaken by covid-19, refugee crises and terrorism, identity politics is marching back, and Marine Le Pen is in the vanguard. From 1843 magazine’s archiveshttps://econ.st/37FPPwV