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Articles in this issue: Politics Business KAL’s cartoon Europe’s coming winter peril Wake up, Democrats After Abe British understatement Post-quantum solace Let priests wed On pumped-storage hydropower, the Republicans, corporate governance, consultants, America’s national anthem, writing, moustaches Abe Shinzo was the most important Japanese leader in the past 50 years, says Kevin Rudd Banning critical race theory in schools is unjustified, argues Jason Stanley Critical race theory is appropriate in universities, but not schools, says Bonnie Kerrigan Snyder Peak progressive Staying the course Gota goes Politics takes atoll The way the wind blows Abe’s legacy Heading down a dangerous path Send in the thugs The civilising effect Schools for scandal More writing on the wall Recession-spotting Farewell to a bizarre landmark Democrats dither dangerously on abortion A voyage to nowhere The blockade generation Rhinos, cows and men with guns A legacy of looting Might Bolsonaro try to steal the vote? On the move Winter is coming Cold front Deep battle The price is wrong How many cows are too many? Leisure class The Conservative Party after Boris Johnson The British dream The interregnum Autumn leaves The British Army has a new focus and outdated equipment The play’s not the only thing The rotten presidency The unending storm When the chips are way down Blocked and reported Fighting the power The high cost of low pressure Small moments of great tension Oil’s new eastern bloc When maturity misleads On the up and up The visible hand The new abnormal Abenomics After Abe Disciples of discipline Secrets squirrelled I’m in heaven Green-sky thinking A pour decision Protein shake-up Pages in the sun They stooped to conquer Ignoble lords From El-Salam to the world Distinctions with a difference Economic data, commodities and markets People watching Can tax cuts boost Britain’s lacklustre economy? What makes a global financial centre? Tracking the samurai Global news and current affairs from a European perspective. Best downloaded on Friday mornings (GMT)

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Articles in this issue: Politics Business KAL’s cartoon Europe’s coming winter peril Wake up, Democrats After Abe British understatement Post-quantum solace Let priests wed On pumped-storage hydropower, the Republicans, corporate governance, consultants, America’s national anthem, writing, moustaches Abe Shinzo was the most important Japanese leader in the past 50 years, says Kevin Rudd Banning critical race theory in schools is unjustified, argues Jason Stanley Critical race theory is appropriate in universities, but not schools, says Bonnie Kerrigan Snyder Peak progressive Staying the course Gota goes Politics takes atoll The way the wind blows Abe’s legacy Heading down a dangerous path Send in the thugs The civilising effect Schools for scandal More writing on the wall Recession-spotting Farewell to a bizarre landmark Democrats dither dangerously on abortion A voyage to nowhere The blockade generation Rhinos, cows and men with guns A legacy of looting Might Bolsonaro try to steal the vote? On the move Winter is coming Cold front Deep battle The price is wrong How many cows are too many? Leisure class The Conservative Party after Boris Johnson The British dream The interregnum Autumn leaves The British Army has a new focus and outdated equipment The play’s not the only thing The rotten presidency The unending storm When the chips are way down Blocked and reported Fighting the power The high cost of low pressure Small moments of great tension Oil’s new eastern bloc When maturity misleads On the up and up The visible hand The new abnormal Abenomics After Abe Disciples of discipline Secrets squirrelled I’m in heaven Green-sky thinking A pour decision Protein shake-up Pages in the sun They stooped to conquer Ignoble lords From El-Salam to the world Distinctions with a difference Economic data, commodities and markets People watching Can tax cuts boost Britain’s lacklustre economy? What makes a global financial centre? Tracking the samurai Global news and current affairs from a European perspective. Best downloaded on Friday mornings (GMT)

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