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A coup in Guinea adds fuel to aluminium’s red-hot rally
The Taliban announce Afghanistan’s new government
The fundamental architecture of life
How can cities prepare for flooding?
Boris Johnson at last grasps the nettle of social-care reform
What the Delta variant did to South-East Asia
“Locals don’t understand what it is or why they would want to use it”—El Salvador’s bitcoin experiment
America has remained unusually vaccine sceptical
Using bitcoin as legal tender
Yale-NUS, Singapore’s first liberal-arts college, closes its doors
Intel’s turnaround and the future of chipmaking
Denis Villeneuve has produced the first great “Dune” adaptation
Left-leaning identity politics, the future of meetings and a surge in conspiracy theories
The Taliban storm Afghanistan’s last bastion
“It’s an ominous sign of how the court values a nearly-50-year-old precedent”—Texas’s abortion ploy
Hard acts to follow, from Angela Merkel to the Queen
The rise and fall of sex-selective abortion in Georgia
Real-world evidence shows face masks reduce covid-19’s spread
Xi Jinping Thought, for children
Brazil is running out of time for economic reforms
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