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“Once Upon a Time...in Hollywood” is entertaining but empty
Narendra Modi scores a remarkable election victory
“A re-election of a kind that no one has won in India before”—Narendra Modi's landslide
Another British prime minister is destroyed by the Europe question
Economic data, commodities and markets
China’s desert-taming “green Great Wall” is not as great as it sounds
Steve Bannon’s monastic academy denies monkey business
Data to the rescue: how humanitarian organisations use information
Choosing Boris Johnson as prime minister would be a dangerous gamble
Republicans are struggling to fix America’s dysfunctional health-care system
Bail out British Steel? Why not Jamie Oliver’s restaurants too?
Who owns the Northwest Passage?
Online identification is getting more and more intrusive
“He really has had his fingers burned”—Austrian scandal and Europe’s fringe parties
“FOOD: Bigger than the Plate” leaves you wanting more
Did pollsters misread Australia’s election, or did pundits?
A political dynast is favoured to be Japan’s next prime minister
Is Donald Trump preparing pardons for troops accused of war crimes?
When the chips are down—America and Huawei
The footballer caught up in Armenia’s conflict with Azerbaijan
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