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“It’s often called the forgotten war”—Yemen peace talks
Brewers at AB InBev need to rethink its strategy
Australia’s voters are poised to punish the government
Deaths of despair, once an American phenomenon, now haunt Britain
An apartment scandal embarrasses senior Bulgarian officials
Smartphones are driving Americans to distraction
From the Catholic faith's European heartland, a cry of female protest
The IMF has agreed to break Pakistan’s fall. Again
A new podcast shows why some obituaries need sound as well as words
“The president is the fount of all patronage”—Philippine mid-term elections
The brains behind Corbynomics
How Manchester City came to rule English football
Calls to harden the West’s defences against China suggest despair
Why women’s art sells at a discount
Russia’s military gamble in Syria is paying off handsomely
The joy of absence
The state of America’s community banks
The new depths of Erdogan’s autocracy
The Philippines’ mid-term elections will tighten the president’s grip
What French baby names say about the country
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