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1. The world this week 1.1 1.2 1.3 2. Leaders 2.1 The next crisis: What would happen if financial markets crashed? Look to history for a guide, but know that next time will be different

1. The world this week 1.1 1.2 1.3 2. Leaders 2.1 How high will central banks go?: Interest rates may have to rise sharply to fight inflation But the low-rate era is unlikely to come to a permanent end

1. The world this week 1.1 1.2 1.3 2. Leaders 2.1 Russia’s roulette: A war in Ukraine could have global consequences Human suffering, economic shock and a geopolitical realignment

1. The world this week 1.1 1.2 1.3 2. Leaders 2.1 British politics: The parable of Boris Johnson And what it says about Britain

1. The world this week 1.1 Politics 1.2 Business 1.3 KAL’s cartoon 2. Leaders 2.1 Business and government: Welcome to the era of the bossy state Countries around the world want to bend companies to their will

1. The world this week 1.1 Politics 1.2 Business 1.3 KAL’s cartoon 2. Leaders 2.1 Russia and NATO: How to talk to Mr Putin Russia’s aggression towards Ukraine has created a chance to enhance the security of Europe

1. The world this week 1.1 The world this week 1.2 KAL’s cartoon 2. Leaders 2.1 Erdogan v economics: Turkey’s president cannot defy reality for long Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s scheme to save Turkey’s currency only heightens the risks

1. The world this week 1.1 The world this year 1.2 KAL’s cartoon 2. Leaders 2.1 The way things were: The new normal is already here. Get used to it The era of predictable unpredictability is not going away

1. The world this week 1.1 Politics 1.2 Business 1.3 KAL’s cartoon 2. Leaders 2.1 What would America fight for?: If the United States pulls back, the world will become more dangerous Other democracies must start preparing

1. The world this week 2. The world this week 3. Leaders 3.1 Danger ahead The world economy Omicron amplifies three dangers that stalk the global economy 3.2 SALT in the wounds Build Back Better