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I can’t stand my children’s whingeing. But secretly I admire it
Will Joe Biden pay a political cost for America’s chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan?
Students are heading back to school—how will this impact the pandemic?
Covid-19 patients with severe symptoms suffer long-lasting cognitive impairments
Why women need the office
Madagascar is on the brink of famine
China imposes the world’s strictest limits on video games
Midterm elections are a year away, and foreign policy rarely moves voters
The future of global jihadism, the wonders of fundamental physics and Britain’s abundance of pheasants
Jorge Castañeda on why America’s civilisation will prevail
“It’s extraordinary just how volatile this election campaign has turned out to be”—tumult in Germany
I can’t stand my children’s whingeing. But I secretly admire it
Vaccine inequality will cost money as well as lives
The fiction that Turkey is a candidate to join the EU is unravelling
The trial of Elizabeth Holmes gets under way
The West’s withdrawal from Afghanistan is complete
The economy that covid-19 could not stop
Hurricane Ida batters New Orleans and coastal Louisiana
Minxin Pei on why China will not surpass the United States
“There are a lot of unprecedented challenges central bankers are facing right now”—the Jackson Hole meet
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