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She who must not be named
The Gates Foundation’s approach has both advantages and limits
Finance is changing dramatically. A new book explains how
Sir Keir Starmer is sailing the Labour Party in the right direction
A new report digs into the labyrinthine nature of China’s loans
Love hotels are blossoming in India
In many rich countries covid-19 has slashed life expectancy to below 2015 levels
How a housing downturn could wreck China’s growth model
Bricks and mortar—the perils of property markets
Why so many Indians fall victim to false prophets
Boris Johnson dodges the blame for Britain’s petrol-pump nightmare
What happens when America’s government shuts down?
“Fire Shut Up in My Bones” heralds a new era for the Met
China believes that America is forging alliances to stop its rise
“I worry this will only deepen a sense of apathy, especially among younger voters”—Japan’s next leader
Britain’s newest immigrant group is unlike any that came before
Kishida Fumio will become Japan’s new prime minister
Kishida Fumio is Japan’s new prime minister
Children born today are likely to face seven times more extreme weather events than their grandparents
A takeover in Britain shows shareholders still rule the corporate roost
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