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Botched covid-19 test results in Britain led to thousands of extra cases
Janos Kornai understood capitalism by studying its opposite
SARS-CoV-2 could be lurking in animal hidey-holes
A feeble opposition helps India’s humiliated government survive
American inflation: global phenomenon or homegrown headache?
Britain’s establishment has split into two, each convinced it is the underdog
Chinese propagandists court South-East Asia’s Chinese diaspora
Chile’s presidential election is a contest between extremes
An inspiring, if frustrating, portrayal of the Williams sisters’ coach and dad
The business phrasebook
Governments are not going to stop getting bigger
Far-right ideas are gaining a renewed respectability in France
To prevent floods, China is building “sponge cities”
The backlog in America’s immigration courts keeps growing
Walmart gets its bite back
The House passes Joe Biden’s ambitious social-spending package
Ted Nordhaus on how green activists mislead and hold back progress
America on trial—Kyle Rittenhouse, guns and race
Why is the “right to repair” gadgets and machines spreading?
What are Britain’s freeports?
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