Hello and welcome to the Intelligence, from the Economist, in London, I'm Jason Palmer.

And in New York, I'm John Fassler.

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

In the city of Chicago, violence is all too familiar, but the nature of it is changing.

It's grown more unpredictable.

It seems that a law designed to tackle the upper echelons of mafia operations has made

things more chaotic and deadly at street level.

And climate change is already affecting Indonesia, even as coal and palm oil continue to prop

up the economy.

So who's flying the flag for environmentalism?

The country's trusted Muslim clerics, and they're making plenty of progress.

Stop though.

Germany is in shock following revelations of an alleged plot to storm the Bundestag and

overthrow the government.

Yesterday police carried out dawn raids, locations across the country.

There was a far-right group were marched out of houses and into waiting cars and helicopters.

By the end of the morning, 25 people had been taken into custody.

The country's interior ministers had the suspects founded the organization on the fantasy

of a coup d'état.

They include figures from German aristocracy, the military, and even a former member of

parliament.

Prosecutors say the group plan to enter that same parliament by force.

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