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A rom-com ignites a row about tragedy, taste and art

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Every company is now a media company—and every boss a star

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Peter Magyar topples illiberal hero Viktor Orban in Hungary

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Hospitals Are Stuck in a Deadly Doom Loop

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One neat trick to end extreme poverty

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That ugly ballroom epitomises the story of Donald Trump’s presidency

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There Is Little Prospect of Legalising Abortion in Brazil

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The pros and cons of stretch goals

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Egypt’s new pyramid scheme

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Everyone knows divorce is costly. But children pay most dearly

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There is still time to resurrect talks between America and Iran

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Demis Hassabis Fears Ai and Is Building It Anyway

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Sir Keir Starmer Is Britains Best Hope for Legalising Assisted Dying

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Why McDonald’s and KFC are growing like wildfire in China

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Why children become fussy eaters

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America and Iran start a high-stakes negotiation to end their war

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Are sugar substitutes healthier than the real thing?

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A third world war is plausible. Here’s how to avoid one

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A giant succession wave is coming for family businesses

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Donald Trump’s ceasefire shows how America has changed

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