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Clare Wenham on why vaccine certificates harm society
Out of oxygen, out of time: covid-19 suffocates Kolkata
“They have essentially seized every major institution in society”—Hungary’s university takeover
In an age of animal-lovers, many creatures are suffering
Vaccine diplomacy boosts Russia’s and China’s global standing
A ransomware attack on Apple shows the future of cybercrime
China’s growing military confidence puts Taiwan at risk
The most dangerous place on Earth
Jhumpa Lahiri’s new book is a mosaic of memory and observation
Venezuela’s despot touts a herbal quack cure for covid-19
Volunteers are filling the gaps in India’s fight against covid-19
There is hope for South-East Asia’s beleaguered tropical forests
Diplomacy has changed more than most professions during the pandemic
Republicans want to ban businesses from requiring proof of vaccination
The only classics department at a historically black college is closing
The heroic Jewish women who resisted the Nazis
Food is an old theme of art. Now the reverse is true too
Turkey’s best-known author reflects on politics and pestilence
Health care and workplaces must adjust for long covid
Joe Biden was a boring candidate. He now draws comparisons to FDR
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