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After Afghanistan, Europe wonders if France was right about America
American philanthropy turns left
Will America’s next war be declared by Congress or the president?
Storms and fires will not bring an escape from America’s stuck climate politics
Rural Colorado hopes to cash in on its dark skies
The Supreme Court green-lights a near-total abortion ban in Texas
Never order tabbouleh outside Lebanon
“There is scope to prod the Taliban in a less-awful direction”—how the West should engage
Leaded petrol is (mostly) no more
Labour shortages threaten housing supply
Vladimir Putin’s henchmen target Russia’s universities and students
How the pandemic became stagflationary
How might the Delta variant impact the world economy?
Can video games be addictive?
Britain’s foreign secretary isn’t up to the job
Phil Tippett took 30 years to bring “Mad God” to life
Paul Kennedy on whether China’s rise means America’s fall
“It displays quite visibly and viscerally how much of high-tech can be just hype”—Theranos’s founder on trial
What does Taliban control mean for Afghanistan’s opium economy?
How do footballers get their shirt numbers?
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