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The fourth Democratic debate was the largest and most substantive
The president promised South Koreans a meritocracy
Turks rally around Erdogan’s war against Syria’s Kurds
Far too many of the world’s youngsters are overweight
Courts block a new rule to keep out low-income immigrants
An interview with the Nobel prize-winning economists
A Nobel economics prize goes to pioneers in understanding poverty
The Fed has lightened the load on America’s banks
Margaret Atwood and Bernardine Evaristo both win the Booker prize
“It will be interesting to see if Democrats break their non-aggression pact”—the fourth primary debate
In China, courts deny women divorces in the name of “social harmony”
How stories can help explain booms and busts
Governments subsidise fossil fuels to the tune of $427bn a year
Why the battle over Donald Trump’s financial records will drag on
John le Carré’s 25th novel is blisteringly contemporary
“El Camino” is a passable but pointless postscript to “Breaking Bad”
Catalan nationalists protest as their leaders are jailed for sedition
Turkey’s invasion has thrown a once-stable corner of Syria into chaos
What Iraq taught me about identity, community, war and peace
Typhoon Hagibis offers a glimpse of sport’s stormy future
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