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Argentina’s crisis shows the limits of technocracy
Salvation in the air
Africa is on track to be declared polio-free
A power-sharing deal in Sudan paves the way for civilian rule
In “American Factory”, Chinese money and Ohioan workers collide
Hong Kong “is a battle for survival and for freedom”
“It could mean the most uncompromisingly hard-right government since Mussolini”—Italy’s government upended
Brexit could cause a crisis that drags in even the queen
America and the Afghan Taliban appear closer to a deal
The onset of a downturn is as much a matter of mood as of money
From bad to wurst—Germany’s economy shrinks
Italy’s Prime Minister Conte resigns, and no one knows what comes next
Gravitational astronomy proves its maturity
Hong Kong’s reputation is being damaged
Protesters are militant for an open society
Hong Kongers want and deserve a fair society
Fears that too many British teenagers are using e-cigarettes may be overblown
How Turkey deals with returning Islamic State fighters
The enduring influence of the Etruscans on Italian culture
Job listing: Social-media fellow (designer and animator)
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