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In its second term, will India’s ruling coalition be bolder about reform?
How China’s government should help its backward regions
Denmark’s social democrats beat the migrant-bashers at their game
Ghost workers of the world, form a guild!
An innovative approach to making electricity from the wind
A new rendering of Christianity’s best-known supplication
President Donald Trump is trashing deals in favour of tariffs
James Ellroy finally has happiness in his sights
A journalist’s arrest is a worrying sign of impunity in Russia
How to increase empathy and unite society
Britain’s major parties are weaker than ever before
Climate change will be a big issue in the Democratic contest
Why spoilers are ruining storytelling
The second half of the internet revolution, Sudan's Tiananmen and baseball's exceptionalism
America’s natural kidneys need more protection, not less
How climate change can fuel wars
Labour holds Peterborough, slowing the Brexit Party’s momentum
How the world’s poor are discovering leisure online
“It’s been a farce”—Britain’s leadership contest
Maine’s best-known industry is being pinched
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