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The Bangladesh Nationalist Party is on course for a clear victory in what has turned out to be a mostly peaceful election, despite fears of violence. But this is not just a routine change of guard https://t.co/6u9TkcpJsH ...

Surprisingly, perhaps, many child-welfare groups oppose blanket social-media bans. They argue that new rules do not cover the most dangerous platforms https://t.co/0WUp8iyiy5 ...

Nigeria has long faced several interlocking security crises, especially in the north. A recent attack shows that the violence has spread alarmingly close to urban centres elsewhere https://t.co/ze19DTSU22 ...

If Takaichi Sanae wastes her mandate on symbolism and populism, more corrosive alternatives will flourish. And Japan will not soon give another leader such a huge chance https://t.co/5Lq6035mDW ...

Makers of everything from smartphones and motorbikes to solar panels and batteries are battling to protect their IP. The fight is going global https://t.co/fHqkOfxHXf ...

The bias in favour of boys is shrinking in developing countries even as a preference for girls emerges in the rich world https://t.co/GbPmHwKcit ...

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A funding crisis in China’s housing sector has left developers unable to finish building millions of homes for which buyers have already paid https://t.co/Nbs3i2aDQr ...

Entrepreneurs from minority groups often used to struggle to attract capital. New research suggests that may be changing https://t.co/a4HFGUWWCy ...