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The Economist’s word of the year for 2024

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What do feta, cucumbers and cottage cheese have in common?

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Germany’s former chancellor sets out to restore her reputation

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Books of 2024, as Chosen by The Economist

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Woodrow Wilson’s reputation continues to decline

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The cult of Jordan Peterson

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The New York-London arbitrage for musicals

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The best podcasts of 2024, as picked by The Economist

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Canadian v American football: can you catch the difference?

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In “Anora”, strippers and Russian heavies are not what you expect

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The long shadow of the Paris terrorist attacks of 2015

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Samantha Harvey wins the Booker prize for “Orbital”

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“Energy transition” has been profoundly misunderstood

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The best films of 2024, as chosen by The Economist

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