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Russia and the world
The triumph of Vladimir Putin
Successes abroad and the Winter Olympics make Russia look strong; but where it matters, it is weak
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Emerging markets
Don’t panic
There is no reason for a broad emerging-market crisis. But nervous investors could yet cause one
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Barack Obama’s state-of-the-union speech
Deal or no deal?
American politics may be becoming a bit less dysfunctional
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Thailand’s political crisis
A way out
Both sides in the stand-off must back down, or risk their country’s disintegration
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Tax rates in Britain
François Miliband
Labour’s growing contempt for capitalism is dangerous for the country
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Letters
On climate change, Turkey, housing, hospices, Asia, sex and public life, renewable energy, Spain, marijuana
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Putin’s Russia
Sochi or bust
The conspicuous dazzle of the games masks a country, and a president, in deepening trouble
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Barack Obama
The state of the president
The state-of-the-union address revealed a leader hoping for something to turn up
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Utah’s dirty air
In the bleak midwinter
A fast-growing state contends with a toxic mix of geography and industry
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Venezuela and Argentina
The party is over
Latin America’s weakest economies are reaching breaking-point
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Bello
Relearning old lessons
Latin America’s enduring need for the rule of law, education and openness
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Chile, Peru and the ICJ
A line in the sea
Here’s a grown-up way to settle a long-standing border dispute
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Afghanistan’s uncertain future
Playing with fire
Hamid Karzai’s vilification of America is risking his country’s security
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Thailand’s political crisis
The show staggers on
The prime minister insists on elections, and the opposition on boycotting them
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Banyan
Snarling, not pouncing
Militants are eating at Pakistan’s heart. Will Nawaz Sharif take them on?
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South Africa
Jacob Zuma and his ailing alliance
The ruling African National Congress faces its toughest election yet
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Yemen and al-Qaeda
An island prison?
Could Guantánamo’s biggest bunch of prisoners be sent to Socotra?
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Israeli politics
Waiting on the right wing
Naftali Bennett thinks he can become prime minister, when the time is ripe
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Ukraine’s protests
Praying for peace
The government resigns, but opposition protesters remain defiantly on the streets
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Turkey
Madness on the Bosphorus
The prime minister’s attacks on foreign plotters may no longer convince voters
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Hungary and the Holocaust
Statue of limitations
A row about a statue reignites controversy over the Nazi occupation
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The German mentality
Hail, the Swabian housewife
Views on economics, the euro and much else draw on a cultural archetype
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Bagehot
Parliamentary jousting
Ed Miliband’s effort to civilise Prime Minister’s Questions is laudable but unlikely to succeed
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Scottish independence
Ayes to the left
The battle for Scotland will be decided by a group of people who rarely get to change anything
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Self-storage
The final frontier
Crowded cities and small businesses are driving a boom in self-storage
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Law and order
What do the police do all day?
Social work, relationship counselling and a spot of psychiatry
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Teaching mathematics
Time for a ceasefire
Technology and fresh ideas are replacing classroom drill—and helping pupils to learn
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Walmart
Less amazing than Amazon
The world’s biggest retailer is stumbling. Its genial new boss needs to prove he can push through...
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Turkish conglomerates
Too big to fail, but in a good way
Two huge family firms, Koc and Sabanci, should weather Turkey’s crisis
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European chemicals
Fixing a flat
A German chemicals giant swaps its scientist boss for a restructuring expert
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M-health
Health and appiness
Those pouring money into health-related mobile gadgets and apps believe they can work the miracle of...
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
Caveat vendor
A new regulator takes an expansive view of its remit
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Free exchange
The price of getting back to work
Inflation may help determine how fast labour markets recover from recession
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Human evolution
Kissing cousins
The genetic contribution Neanderthal man made to modern humanity is clearer
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Melting ice shelves
Filmy firn
A little-known mixture of ice and water may have a big effect on the sea level
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Preventing anaphylaxis
Not a nutty idea
It may be possible to reduce the sensitivity of those allergic to peanuts
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