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“The Kurds have been left with no options since being abandoned by America”—a worrying alliance in Syria
South Africa’s president promises big results—eventually
The fuse is lit
Eliud Kipchoge’s historic sub-two-hour marathon will carry an asterisk
A violent election in Mozambique threatens a hard-won peace
Climate change dominates Canada’s election
The usefulness of managers
An expedition reveals the perils of reading Dostoyevsky in Antarctica
Raids and arrests cast doubt on the Holy See’s clean-up
How to hide a billion dollars
Tiananmen veterans view Hong Kong’s crisis with fatalism
A group of fintech firms are changing the way consumers borrow
Peru’s president opens Pandora’s box
A mini-truce between America and China has investors feeling hopeful
America’s slowing economy could become an election issue
Thailand’s generals fret about Hong Kong’s protests
In Poland, big handouts and gay-bashing win votes
Protégés of Nobel laureates are more likely to thrive
Senna, Winehouse, Maradona—can a film reveal the person behind the myth?
Assessing Abiy Ahmed, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize
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