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    Jan 3

    Donald Trump’s term has so far been marked by his destructive instincts. The next two years could be even worse. Our cover this week

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  2. Shifting social mores is a preferred topic of the playwright, a leading light of “in-yer-face” theatre

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  3. Resignations from the pope’s communications team come at a time when his embattled papacy needs to get its messages across effectively

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  4. Rome's decline was caused less by gaping wounds than gaping inequality, and by leaders unable or willing to remedy it

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  5. Airbus and Boeing, the world’s planemaking giants, will soon have few serious competitors left

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  6. Until a spark of unrest challenges Nicolás Maduro’s iron grip over Venezuela, there is little the international community can do to help it

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  7. University entrance in France is regarded as a right. Recent reforms will probably not change that mindset

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  8. The Netherlands spends 4.3% of its GDP on long-term care, the highest in the OECD

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  9. Features could be developed that offer an early warning of the onset of Parkinson’s

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  10. Twins make up only a small fraction of the population but loom disproportionately large in literature

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  11. Twins make up only a small fraction of the population but loom disproportionately large in literature

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  12. The ruined Mesoamerican city of Teotihuacán is deeply mysterious: we don’t know who built it, why it was abandoned some time around 600AD, or even its original name From

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  13. The immediate losers of America’s planned withdrawal are Syria’s Kurds, whose dream of an autonomous region is imperilled

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  14. The next elections, whenever they happen, could be as bitter as any in Guyana’s history

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  15. “Roma” captures Mexico’s chaotic modernisation

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  16. Salty, stodgy and delicious, pierogi are the ultimate comfort food From

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  17. In the city of Beni, where voting was barred, residents staged a mock vote in protest

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  18. Loneliness is a serious public-health problem

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  19. Many European Greens see a chance to supplant social democratic parties as the big players on the left

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  20. Cement-making alone accounts for 6% of the world's carbon emissions. Steel accounts for another 8%

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  21. An obvious way to make buildings greener is a broad carbon tax. But that comes with problems, especially for the poor

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