In 2024 we found new ways to cover a range of topics, from war to the future of energy—and, of course, elections. Our year in visual stories The Economist economist.com/interactive/ch…

My clever colleagues have assembled a model for forecasting the outcome of Germany's election. Short thread on some of the more striking findings 🧵economist.com/interactive/20…

Our poll of Ukraine is now in (N=1000). Mr Zelensky approval at >70%, very few want elections before peace. But also suggests 58% will not want Ukraine to concede territory, and that many also expect the war to end within the year -> economist.com/europe/2025/03… by Oliver Carroll

Israel’s expansionism is a danger to others—and itself econ.st/3XwTggJ Illustration: Lina Jaradat

How politics shape the world’s time zones? Really nice piece by Olivia Vane economist.com/interactive/gr…

What a day 🦀 economist.com/interactive/tr…

If the S&P 500 closes tomorrow where futures are right now, it will be the biggest three-day selloff in 38 years, a faster drop than any during either the global financial crisis in 2008 or the Covid-19 panic in March 2020.

An incredible plot 📊 🇮🇹

Why work-from-home looks here to stay, especially in the Anglosphere. My latest for The Economist: economist.com/finance-and-ec…

Our cover this week.

Strike and response: our visual guide to the the Israel-Iran war economist.com/interactive/mi… The Economist

Big win for Mamdani in New York's Democratic primary, driven by wealthier voters and white, hispanic and asian voters

At least 88 people have died in one of the worst floods to hit America in a century. Our charts and maps explain what made the flooding in central Texas so catastrophic economist.com/interactive/gr…

Bargain Basement Britain

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Sympathy for Israel is starting to wane among "very conservative" Americans