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Authoritarians worldwide define religions they don’t like as extremist
Investing in fine wine
The marathon has vanquished other long-distance running events
The remarkable return of adult colouring books
Khalifa Haftar, Libya’s strongest warlord, makes a push for Tripoli
Why is the leader of Latin America's biggest democracy commemorating a coup that happened 55 years ago?
Theresa May’s new ploy, reflections on the Rwandan genocide, and risk-free boozing
Foreign internship
Binyamin Netanyahu, Bitcoin’s flaws and returning stolen art
The black-white wealth gap is unchanged after half a century
Student activists demand the punishment of a dissenting professor
China’s plans for the electrified, autonomous and shared future of the car
How to fix Europe’s lenders
Scandals suggest standards have slipped in corporate America
Synthetic biology, what next for Algeria, and can Tiger Woods win the Masters?
The whale with hooves and a tail
The gloom hanging over the world economy is confined to manufacturing
A draft bill would allow Hong Kong to hand suspects to China’s police
Why governments move civil servants out of national capitals
Political speed-dating in New Hampshire
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