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Worse than Orphans
What power does a child have? You could refuse your food or try to run away or escape into your imagination. You ...
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Myanmar after the Earthquake
The 7.7 magnitude earthquake that struck central Myanmar on 28 March, followed minutes later by one almost as big, ...
London Review of Books16h
Francis Wade
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London Review of Books8d
Peter E. Gordon: Versions of Marx
One reason to welcome a new translation is that old terms and cadences tend to petrify: repeat a phrase often enough ...
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‘The streets are ours, Milei’
As in the US, at stake is the constitutional right to peaceful protest. At checkpoints in the subway and around Congress, police demanded to see ID and rifled through bags and backpacks, like the NYPD ...
Opinion
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As the Met bruised in
Last Thursday evening, more than twenty Metropolitan police officers – some armed with tasers – broke down the ...
Opinion
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In the new Beijing
Xiong’an is being built on a stretch of nondescript agricultural land about three times the size of New York City. The site is next to a large freshwater lake whose water quality hovered for many ...
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İmamoğlu’s Arrest
Ekrem İmamoğlu, the mayor of Istanbul, was arrested early in the morning of Wednesday, 19 March, on two charges ...
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Naa Oyo A. Kwate
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