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Five years after “wir schaffen das”, Germany’s migrants are integrating
The Greenland ice sheet has melted past the point of no return
Robots that can walk are now striding to market
Blockbust-up—Hollywood fights for China’s box office
Trevor Phillips on going from rhetoric to reform on racial injustice
“Tenet” obscures its interesting premise in a disappointing spy caper
“He is seen by the Putin government as the biggest threat to their power”—Alexei Navalny’s poisoning
Covid-19 has made it hard for the Japanese to visit family graves
How a contested region became a model for multilingual coexistence
The Balkans are getting short of people
Why does low unemployment no longer lift inflation?
Initial public offerings are back in Silicon Valley
The Republican Party in Congress could become even more male
Coups are less common than they were a half-century ago
Looking back on “A Serbian Film” and a censorship saga
“Checks and Balance”—our weekly podcast on American politics
“France, Cyprus, Greece and others are lining up on the anti-Turkish side”—rising conflict in the Med
IG Metall is pushing for a four-day week
Death of the office
How viruses shape the world, inside America’s black upper class and rule by algorithm in Britain
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