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Outsiders pillaged—and helped save—Egypt’s glories
In a world mired in recession, China manages a V-shaped recovery
How not to reform Indonesia
Low interest rates leave savers with few good options
Mali’s “civilian” government has rather a lot of soldiers
Sweden embarks on its largest military build-up for decades
The scandal-hit market for passports and long-term visas is booming
Men should have no place in women’s minds, says a new book
Many Han Chinese don’t mind the gulag for their Uighur neighbours
A masterful biography of JFK is a reminder of imperilled ideals
Orderly transfers of power occur less often than you might think
Countering the tyranny of the clock
The beheading of a teacher will harden France’s belief in secularism
Democrats could win big in Georgia
Democrats could win big in once-Republican Georgia
The new “Spitting Image” will please the puppeteered more than the public
The meaning of Mafalda
Berlin’s long-delayed airport is finally opening
Jacinda Ardern’s quiet competence triumphs in New Zealand
Does naming a thing help you understand it?
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