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Across the continent, rightwing populist parties have seized control of the political...
A lynching in Georgia: the living memorial to America’s history of racist violence. By Peter C Baker
There are still no national monuments to the thousands of black Americans killed during a century...
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Led by a class of omnipotent central bankers, experts have gained extraordinary political power....
Revenge of the tabloids. By Andy Beckett
Rocked by the phone-hacking scandal and haemorrhaging readers, the rightwing tabloids seemed to...
Crash: how computers are setting us up for disaster. By Tim Harford
We increasingly let computers fly planes and carry out security checks. Driverless cars are next....
Is China’s gaokao the world’s toughest school exam? By Alec Ash
Chinese children must endure years of stress and impossible expectations preparing for their...
The man who brought you Brexit. By Sam Knight
Britain’s vote to leave the EU was the grand finale of a 25-year campaign by a lonely sect of...
Who murdered Giulio Regeni? By Alexander Stille
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Rats spread disease, decimate crops and very occasionally eat people alive. For centuries, we...
What the cleaner saw: secrets of strangers' apartments. By Lizzie Feidelson
When I took a job cleaning New York apartments, I had no idea what I would find out about my...
Fear of the light: why we need darkness. By Amanda Petrusich
Light pollution conceals true darkness from 80% of Europe and North America. What do we lose when...
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All over the west, the left is in crisis. It cannot find answers to three urgent problems: the...
Truth, beauty and annihilation: my quest for chess mastery. By Stephen Moss
When I hit a slump in middle age, I set out on a quest to see if playing better chess would make...
How the ‘Great Paradox’ of American politics holds the secret to Trump’s success
In the heartland of the American right, people harmed by polluting industries have instead come...
Welcome to demokrasi: how Erdo?an got more popular than ever. By Christopher de Bellaigue
After a decade in power, Turkey’s ruler presides over a new form of democracy that the west...
The race to save a dying language. By Ross Perlin
The discovery of Hawaii Sign Language in 2013 amazed linguists. But as the number of users...
The perils of being your own doctor. By Mert Erogul
When an experienced physician became convinced he had ALS, none of the specialists he consulted...
The dark history of Donald Trump's rightwing revolt. By Timothy Shenk
The Republican intellectual establishment is united against Trump – but his message of cultural...
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