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Ten years of war have broken Syria into pieces
Police disruption of a vigil for a murdered woman sparks outrage
Germany’s ruling party takes a serious hit in two state elections
What Leonardo Del Vecchio wants to do in his late 80s
More nonwhite than white parents prefer remote learning for their children
Making up new words is easy. Getting them used is harder
A coup of 60 years ago still casts a shadow over Turkish politics
A confident China seeks to insulate itself from the world
21st-century consumers will change capitalism for the better
How useful are vaccine passports?
Politicians love “road maps”. I miss the real thing
Myanmar’s generals have not thought their coup through
The coming consumer boom
Regulators want firms to own up to climate risks
China’s government is cracking down on fintech. What does it want?
How to renew America’s democracy
The cost of Brexit becomes apparent
The lost and future glamour of a Shanghai ballroom
Should Jack Dorsey combine Twitter and Square?
Democratic institutions continued to weaken in 2020
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