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The American West is drying up
After Afghanistan, where next for global jihad?
The week in charts: Global jihad, Apple’s success, the Federal Reserve and more
German election diary: the SPD’s surge and the Greens’ singalong
Amazon’s department-store plans are less surprising than they appear
At the Jackson Hole meeting, the Fed ponders an uneven recovery
Can America find and kill terrorists once it leaves Afghanistan?
Stephen Reicher on how leaders bring out brutality in others
San Francisco’s recovery is stuttering—why is the home of innovation so poorly governed?
Can vaccines keep up with variants?
Who is Olaf Scholz, and what kind of Germany would he lead?
What is the Islamic State Khorasan Province?
“One has to think about the conditions in which these jihadist groups thrive”—Kabul and a global threat
Radoslaw Sikorski on Europe’s role amid American and Chinese tensions
As American schools restart, worry about the Delta variant rises
China would rather be feared than defied
A visit to a stronghold of the AfD, Germany’s far-right party
Suicide bombings hit Kabul as America scrambles to leave
America’s flight from Afghanistan will embolden jihadists around the world
How will we use artificial intelligence in 20 years time?
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