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This week's cover:
The Party v the people
Hong Kong and the struggle for the future of China
October 4th – 10th 2014

David Cameron and his party appeared confident at its annual conference, but the Conservatives have a long way to go to convince undecided voters they can be trusted http://econ.st/1ryj4W1

Control of Donbas: our live chart looks at the territorial claims of Russian rebels in Ukraine http://econ.st/1rHFOl8

With so much information available today in digital form, why do people print on paper? http://econ.st/1tdCH19

The invention of fire may explain the preference for evening entertainment http://econ.st/1qNWPFg

Samsung is at a point in its 76-year history at which much has to change http://econ.st/ZkyUbe

A cross-border conveyor belt, between Bangladesh and India, stands out as a rare example of economic integration http://econ.st/1rH9bUH

Virgin Atlantic's woes: its domestic airline, Little Red, is in big trouble http://econ.st/1thJV4n

Boris Johnson's speech at the Tory conference must have been one of the funniest he has given http://econ.st/1ruxUNi

Coal-fuelled power stations can produce more radiation than a nuclear power plant does per unit of electricity http://econ.st/1rBG7hv

Translating technological terms in minority languages throws up some peculiar challenges http://econ.st/1rA3vup

The Economist explains the West Lothian question http://econ.st/1tdrmxY