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????????On The Economist No.1 of 2020:

✨✨No one comes out of the Carlos Ghosn affair smelling of roses:
On December 31st Carlos Ghosn, the former boss of Renault-Nissan, who was arrested in Japan in November 2018 on charges of financial misconduct, jumped bail and fled to Lebanon. Mr Ghosn says he is a victim of “injustice and political persecution” by Japan’s legal system.

✨✨Australia’s bushfires intensify its debate about climate change
The fires eased over Christmas. But as 2020 neared, Australia’s inferno blazed anew. Experts say the fires are the most extensive in Australia’s history and are far from over. They have sparked heated debate about the impact of climate change and the government’s equivocal commitment to tackling it...

✨✨America shows how not to tame Iran
After nearly coming to blows in 2019, America and Iran celebrated the new year in fitting style: with prophecies of war. The escalation began on December 27th, when dozens of missiles, allegedly fired by an Iranian-backed militia in Iraq called Kataib Hizbullah, struck an Iraqi military base in Kirkuk, killing an American contractor and wounding American and Iraqi soldiers.

???????? On The Economist No.2 of 2020:

✨✨The lessons from Australia’s fires:
You might think that Australia is particularly vulnerable to forest fires. But that would be a mistake. Many other countries share the same conditions that have set Australia ablaze, physically and politically, including similar terrain and a leadership that has yet to wake up fully to the new reality that climate change is creating..

✨✨Economists are discussing their lack of diversity
Economists, who extol the virtues of healthy labour markets, like to think that they practise what they preach. Not so. At this year’s conference of the American Economic Association (aea) in San Diego, the profession’s lack of diversity was high on the agenda...

✨✨Big protests in Paris are Emmanuel Macron’s severest test yet
The boulevards of the French capital were filled once again this week with banners and balloons, demonstrators, riot police and tear gas. A transport strike against pension reform, which began on December 5th and continued throughout the Christmas holidays, has now entered its second month.