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Tensions between Iran and the West have the Gulf states on edge
“Parties have let go of the ways they can override the voters’ will”—Democrats’ second debates
How ham-and-cheese paninis are saving Ryanair’s dough
Fewer American women are working than two decades ago
The Supreme Court’s ruling on the border wall leaves unanswered questions
Sunshady business—the politics of geoengineering
Why predicting the impact of a no-deal Brexit is so hard
Dan Coats is to step down as director of national intelligence
Greece’s new government promises tax cuts and spending increases
James Johnston, a veteran rock musician, has blossomed as an artist
“The central government never loses; it will do what it takes to win”—Hong Kong's protests
Yet another tense and violent weekend puts Hong Kong on edge
Employee happiness and business success are linked
Inside Donald Trump’s migration pact with the Guatemalan president
Boris Johnson’s confusing and contradictory religious history
SoftBank’s transformation into an investment powerhouse continues
When to pay attention to 2020 forecasts
How should filmmakers depict Nazi Germany?
The European Central Bank signals there may be more stimulus ahead
Ahead of the Tokyo Olympics, Japan ponders what it means to be Japanese
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