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The Economist videos give authoritative insight and opinion on international news, politics, business, finance, science, technology and the connections between them.

Videos Playlists

How can banks be used to stop human trafficking? | The Economist

Putin's games with the West | The Economist

Rex Tillerson, "You're fired!", Cartooned | The Economist

Illegal ivory: where does it come from, where does it go? | The Economist

How powerful is your passport? | The Economist

Is the pope head of the world's most powerful government? | The Economist

Can conservation save our ocean? | The Economist

Can horse taming prevent reoffending? | The Economist

Russian spies in America, then and now | The Economist

How to stop the ivory trade | The Economist

America's Jurassic-sized debt, cartooned | The Economist

How did Kosovo become a country? | The Economist

Online dating and its global impact | The Economist

The truth about the Winter Olympics | The Economist

Winter sports are facing many challenges. Can they survive? | The Economist

Wooden skyscrapers could be the future for cities | The Economist

Carnival: origins of the world’s biggest party | The Economist

A satirical standoff in Syria, cartooned | The Economist

Bassem Youssef: Why we should laugh at leaders | The Economist

Obesity: not just a rich-world problem | The Economist

3D printing prosthetic limbs for refugees | The Economist

Open borders: the long-term perks and pitfalls | The Economist

Trump in two minutes | The Economist

How to bring down a dictator | The Economist

California's recreational cannabis legalisation | The Economist

Should three-parent families be legally recognised? | The Economist

Donald Trump’s tax reforms, cartooned | The Economist

Why are women paid less than men? | The Economist

How free electricity would change the world | The Economist

Foreign aid: who gives the most, and where does it go? | The Economist

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