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Donald Trump and Pete Hegseth, America’s war secretary, paint a dystopian vision for the world, in which a liberal international order gives way to grubby dealmaking and rule by the strong https://t.co/SzqPL15U3d ...

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South Korea’s president is trying to be more conciliatory to its menacing neighbour. Silencing the loudspeakers blasting K-pop and news reports into North Korea was one of his first acts as president https://t.co/QuEobQ8tUO ...

China’s policymakers have been relying on unexpectedly strong exports to keep growth on track. That could prove to be a mistake https://t.co/J7OKz9xxot ...

It has morphed from an antisemitic pariah into the most popular party in France. But the closer it gets to power, the more its competence will come under scrutiny https://t.co/3n1peL23H9 ...

In many parts of Europe populist-right parties have moderated as they have grown, shedding unpopular policies and personnel. If anything, the AfD in Germany is growing more radical https://t.co/1Yjt6GeK7EIllustration: Javier Palma https://t.co/ilXOkZXP6B ...

A buzzy startup backed by Bill Gates and Google is showing that techniques borrowed from the oil business could transform the moribund geothermal industry into an energy source bigger than nuclear power https://t.co/D6k6ugIotk ...

Unlike many other groups on the populist right in Europe, the AfD still inspires a backlash. As the party professionalises it is mobilising more and more Germans—for it, and against it https://t.co/1TuKXTZxwy ...

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