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“It’s had a dramatic impact on the aspirations Kurds now have”—role reversal in Syria
Kyriakos Mitsotakis sweeps to victory in Greece
The world’s biggest potential IPO may be on again
BMW tries to turn a corner—and loses its boss
Versailles revisited
The rise and rise of private capital
Beetles and flies are becoming part of the agricultural food chain
Family trouble
Uzbekistan’s government is rapidly overhauling the economy
The unlikely rise of book fairs in the Gulf
The absurd language used by job adverts
The Women's World Cup is drawing record audiences
Investors and regulators fall out of love with colossal deals
When American evangelicals fall out
How do central banks deal with a riskier world?
Now playing: yacht rock
“The country still bears the scars of its economic crisis”—Greece heads to the polls
As London prepares for Pride, a row simmers in the LGBT community
The murky world of Madagascar’s roaring vanilla trade
Borrowing against art is growing at a stunning rate
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