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“The violence has died down but the discontent behind it hasn't”—Northern Ireland’s unhappy centenary
Battered by covid-19, Narendra Modi is humiliated by Indian voters
Testing sewage for covid-19
Why are Epic Games and Apple going to court?
Value investing is struggling to remain relevant
Berkshire Hathaway’s questionable performance and governance
The European Commission is becoming more powerful, quietly
When Amazon raises wages, nearby firms follow suit
“I've mortally offended Putin by surviving”: why Alexei Navalny keeps fighting
Abolishing executive offices
English elite football clubs will have to tighten their belts
Researchers are closing in on long covid
Looking down the barrel of a troubling trend
Denmark wants to send Syrian asylum-seekers home
What an infrastructure bonanza could mean for America’s economy
How the Tories may triumph in the Hartlepool by-election
Binyamin Netanyahu and Mahmoud Abbas try to hold on to power
India’s second wave of covid-19 feels nothing like its first
How might Joe Biden’s presidency transform America?
What is qualified immunity?
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