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A history of Hamas dispenses with some pervasive myths

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Henry VIII’s wives get their revenge

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What happens to your data when you die?

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The drama of election night: a critical guide

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How Germany’s football is tied to its politics

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Power-grabbing tips from “House of the Dragon” and “Shogun”

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Like its Montana setting, Kevin Barry’s novel is brutal and gorgeous

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Can Saudi Arabia become a premier tourist hotspot?

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Finishing schools for the age of TikTok

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Making a case for Shakespeare, 400 years after his death

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The rise of Mollywood, India’s more subtle film hub

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What it takes to be a sprinter in the Tour de France

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“Long Island” is an entrancing follow-up to “Brooklyn”

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A clear-eyed account of Ukraine under siege

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How Kronos became the world’s most innovative string quartet

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Why travel guidebooks are not going anywhere

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What ails Britain’s left-behind places?

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The döner kebab has a meaty role in German society

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In football “golden generations” often fail

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Donald Trump’s return is making Hollywood nervous

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