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Hong Kong protesters storm the legislative council
In Turkey, demography is a brake on Islamisation
Education gives Kenyan prisoners hope of redemption and release
Japan resumes commercial whale hunting after more than 30 years
Wanted: a new writer to cover British economics
The singular genius of Pauline Kael
America’s banks sail through the Fed’s annual stress tests
Why Germany’s birth rate is rising and Italy’s isn’t
“You smell the tear gas, you can smell the blood”—Sudan’s violent transition
How Microsoft survived creative destruction
The EU is struggling to agree on candidates for its biggest jobs
The war on money-launderers’ vehicle of choice intensifies
Xi Jinping sees protests in Hong Kong as a threat to the party
Donald Trump meets Kim Jong Un on the border between South and North Korea
What is China’s “one country, two systems” policy?
Microsoft’s transformation required a change of culture
Netflix tries to jinn up its prospects in the Arab world
Environmentalism is emerging as Europe’s new culture war
Justin Trudeau starts Canada’s election campaign as the underdog
On the borders of art in Israel
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