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How can an open society survive the age of populism?
“These positions have become a proxy for the battle over Russia's future”—Moscow’s city elections
The Democratic candidates spell out their policies on climate change
Artificial intelligence is changing every aspect of war
Blame populists, not reformers, for Argentina’s latest fiasco
Boris Johnson’s Unconservative Party
Chinese netizens get privacy-conscious
Why Pope Francis struggles in Africa
Assad clings to power in Syria, the transformation of Britain's Conservative Party, and a lobster roll conundrum
Reimagining Hong Kong
How BRAC, the world’s biggest charity, made Bangladesh richer
Elizabeth Warren’s ideas get noticed. Michael Bennet’s are better
Donald Trump unveils Space Command
Trumped by the Taliban
The federal bureaucracies were already creaking
Straight pride struggles to catch on
Republican states loosen their gun laws following mass shootings
There is more to North Carolina’s special election than Donald Trump
The world is investing less in clean energy
Nearly a third of Latin Americans want to emigrate
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