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Justice in China is notoriously harsh, but reforms are afoot
Tories promise more police—having earlier cut their number
The off-year elections were not a rejection of Donald Trump
Hard times for SoftBank
Gordon Sondland’s testimony forces Republicans to shift arguments
Why do countries with more democracy want less of it?
“Designer babies”—is gene editing ethical?
Gene Clark made one of the greatest albums ever recorded
“Not since the Arab Spring have we seen so many simultaneous protests”—why the world is taking to the streets
A tale of mistake and retraction shows that science works—eventually
Convoluted borders are hampering Central Asian integration
How to pay for Warrencare
Communists are fascinated by contradictions. China faces a big one
Should the euro zone be worried about quantitative easing?
How architects are designing buildings for Bangladesh’s tropical monsoon climate
If a 13-year-old murders a ten-year-old, is it a crime?
“He is the first one to admit that he’s a dirty trickster”—Roger Stone on trial
Guinea-Bissau, Africa’s most famous narco-state, goes to the polls
A scholar of inequality ponders the future of capitalism
Britain’s economy is holding up well—for now
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