Strikes' price: Israel's shocking Doha attack

以色列袭击卡塔尔

The Intelligence from The Economist

2025-09-10

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Qatar had positioned itself as a regional mediator, a safe space for negotiations. Israel's previously unthinkable airstrikes have put an end to that reputation, and to near-term peace talks for Gaza. As demand for chocolate grows just as climate change affects supply, science is weighing in on alternatives. And a data deep-dive on whether America's tourist numbers are slumping.
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  • The Economist.

  • Hello, and welcome to The Intelligence from The Economist.

  • I'm Rosie Braw.

  • And I'm Jason Palmer.

  • Every weekday, we provide a fresh perspective on the events shaping your world.

  • I eat chocolate every day, so this story is close to my stomach.

  • Cocoa prices are now so high that scientists are developing lab grown beans.

  • Question is, are they as good as the real thing?

  • And people thinking of having a little holiday in America might have thought twice about it this year.

  • Has all of the tumult of Trump 2 had an effect on tourism numbers?

  • It's a complicated question.

  • So, we put one of our brilliant data folks on it.

  • But first, In Doha, the capital of Qatar yesterday, explosions.

  • Very unexpected explosions.

  • Oh my god.

  • Oh my god.

  • Oh my god.

  • Oh my god.

  • Something people mind me, holy.

  • Israeli air strikes pummeled a building north of the city center.