The Economist- Why nations that fail women fail (11th-17th September 2021)

Features: *America then and now: The superpower Is in danger of swinging from hubris to muddle * Why nations that fail women fail: And why foreign policy should pay more heed to half of humanity *Age and enlightenment: Boris Johnson is right to spend more on health and social care, but he is paying for it the wrong way *Courting trouble: Texas's bounty-hunting abortion law sets a troubling precedent *New ideas, old tricks: Ignore the bitcoin tech-bro hype. Nayib Bukele is an old-fashioned caudillo *Uncontained" How America wasted its unipolar moment *The covid-19 pandemic: The shoe drops: Funeral rites: Hell-care providers *Japanese politics: September surprise *Tackling covid-19: Face: the facts *Afghanistan: Empty clinic, hungry lions *Banyan: The shadow caste casts *Digital regulation: Codified crackdown *Chaguan: For the few, not the many *Maoist nostalgia: Talkin' 'bout a revolution