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Born 200 years ago, Herman Melville was globalisation’s first great bard
Trump builds a bureaucratic wall to keep out migrants
Japan’s dull election is a sign of ailing politics
The White House ditches half a century of immigration law
Iran seizes a British oil tanker
The radical politics of futurists and fascists—and us, here, today
Would you live with a Trump supporter?
Can fashion keep up with 21st-century trends?
Science correspondent
More than one in five Venezuelans are undernourished
America claims to have downed an Iranian drone
Confessions of a Downing Street photographer
“He's serious about change. And Ukrainians believe him”—Volodymyr Zelensky’s bid for reform
“The Lion King” remake opts for style over substance
Binyamin Netanyahu will soon be Israel’s longest-ever-serving leader
Donald Trump's re-election campaign, WhatsApp in Africa and China's changing drag scene
The old American consensus on religious liberty is weakening
Hong Kong’s protesters learn from a kung-fu icon of the 1970s
Ebola has been declared an international public health emergency
Why New Zealand’s other All Blacks matter
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