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The promise and problems of cities
“They’re more legitimate than the government”—the Taliban in Afghanistan
Cristina Fernández de Kirchner decides she wants to be vice-president, not president
Don’t talk (too much) about religion at work
Europe's hard-right is pitching voters a contradictory fantasy
Scandal fells the vice-chancellor of Austria
A conservative government is returned to power in Australia
In a first for Asia, Taiwan legalises gay marriage
How to win the Eurovision Song Contest
Afghanistan beyond the blast walls
The curse of genius
How unprecedented is the decline of Game of Thrones?
The race to become Britain’s next PM
Does freedom need guidance?
“Bacurau”, a violent new film, takes aim at Brazil’s leadership
The Supreme Court could hear another gay wedding cake case
“Everybody believed what he said, and investors followed him”—Abraaj’s downfall
Australian voters are increasingly concerned about climate change
Beneath the dull surface, Europe’s stockmarket is a place of extremes
Why San Francisco banned the use of facial-recognition technology
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