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Football is giving a fractured nation a reminder of what it’s like to come together
Deep in rural China, bitcoin miners are packing up
AI is transforming the coding of computer programs
A night to forget: the English fans that embarrass their country
America’s war in Afghanistan is ending in crushing defeat
Domestic violence surges after a football match ends
In China, patriotic nostalgia is big business
Election results from Tokyo bring bad news for Japan’s prime minister
Covid-19 deaths in Russia are soaring
China’s communists take control of tech
How can Americans best teach their children about history?
“People are still in refugee camps; women’s rights barely exist; there is no state”—South Sudan at ten
South Korean tech workers are having a lousy time at work
Why has America’s vaccination programme slowed so much?
South Sudan’s second decade may be as troubled as its first
Can Eric Adams turn around New York?
The new fault lines on which the world economy rests
England’s chances of winning the Euros look unusually bright
Could a four-day working week become the norm?
In-person voting really did accelerate covid-19’s spread in America
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