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Energy companies are divided over a plan to scrap methane-emission rules
Taking sides in the Orthodox Church’s battles over Russia and Ukraine
Why democracy festivals, a staple in northern Europe, are spreading
Gay Chinese take a modest first step towards civil unions
A local election delivers a stinging rebuke to Vladimir Putin
“I think both sides understand violence is part of negotiation in this campaign”—Afghan peace talks breakdown
The eyes have it
Donald Trump pulls out of Afghan peace talks with the Taliban
Amber Rudd quits the cabinet and the Tory party. Who’s next?
Even when they say nothing new, candidates’ books can be revealing
The new European Commission will be the most political yet
Ukraine and Russia exchange prisoners in a modest step towards peace
Bangalore, we have a problem
British politics goes into the upside down
Robert Mugabe leaves a bitter legacy
The Treasury plans to privatise Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
Do true strangers still exist in the digital age?
The last of the great explorers
Why does anyone care what famous artists ate?
Americans are souring on the economy
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