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Articles in this issue:
Politics
Business
KAL’s cartoon
This week’s covers
The missing quarter of a million
How to avoid a third world war
Too fast to land
Trouble on two fronts
Testing fail
On medical research, fertility in the OECD, soldiers’ mental health, energy firms, the car
Britain’s most recent defence attaché in Moscow on the failings of Valery Gerasimov
Storm warning
Donald Trump could not kill it
Gay dramas for straight women
Litigating history
Legacy issues
Wolf worriers
Credibility over confidence
Learning skills, not values
What party control means
Say it ain’t Joe
Will suing change transgender care?
O beautiful for spacious highs
How not to close schools
Roll reversal
Soul soil
Paranoia strikes deep
The incredible shrinking state
Time’s up—whatever the time is
Beyond the metropolis
How not to deal with China
Lock and load
War of attrition
Turning the tables
The centre holds
The disappeared
Infernal combustion politics
Discovery process
Go Home Office
#Lovestory
This sceptred aisle
Perpetual motion
A vital island
A people divided
Enemy at the gates
Chips with everything
Cognitive warfare
Fending off Goliath
A crucial vote
Help wanted
Sources and acknowledgments
Seizing the moment
Where are all the robots?
Gap year
Silver linings
High risk on the high seas
Jobs for all
Qiang Ker-ching
An anti-party party
The bigger apple
Hedge-fund lessons
A ripe harvest
Laboratory accidents
Worlds within, worlds without
Signals and noise
Double or quits?
Piecing it together
How it was done in Wuhan
Nature and nurture
This means war
Night hawkers
Sins of the father
The profits of doom
Economic data, commodities and markets
No good options
Why a new UN treaty to safeguard the “high seas” matters
Who blew up the Nord Stream pipelines?
The King of Sting
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