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The greatest civilisations of the past 3,000 years were the opposite of MAGA https://t.co/a9LBYlgSj5 ...

Across eight episodes, @suelinwong followed a trail to the dark heart of a fast-growing criminal enterprise: “Scam Inc”.We are proud that our podcast has been chosen as a #PeabodyWinner. Listen now: https://t.co/rxKTeMLkEc https://t.co/vd5bFPvSnI ...

The trial of anti-China protestors has cast a spotlight on Beijing’s sway over Central Asia, where it is the largest trade partner, investor and creditor https://t.co/sJ76Gsr2qc ...

Japan and the Philippines would struggle to stay out. But what about the rest? https://t.co/rKTdbQFZ4M ...

Germany’s new military strategy signals a pivot from a country that once ran down its military means to one boldly taking leadership among allies. Some eyebrows have been raised https://t.co/wu2IeepRCL ...

Xi Jinping’s pet project, Xiongan, offers perks to its growing number of residents. But it is becoming an elite enclave, home to the government’s most privileged workers https://t.co/OWfYB15VEY ...

For decades after independence India boasted a statistical infrastructure far superior to what its level of development would suggest. Can the country now save itself from dodgy data? https://t.co/E7YE5D7fTI ...

In the face of global upheaval, “we must work to ensure we remain economically open, with benefits felt by all, without being economically exposed,” says Britain’s foreign secretary in a guest essay https://t.co/Hyh4m8Z59w ...