The way money flows around the world is still overwhelmingly under the control of liberal democracies https://t.co/wmcCGwpXp6

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Obituary: Colin Powell thought America should tread carefully in the world https://t.co/BfTBinYM7r

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Biryani was supposedly invented during the 17th century, when India was part of the Mughal empire. From @1843mag
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What mission statements really mean: an analysis of the latest IPO prospectuses, from WeWork to GlobalFoundaries and Krispy Kreme https://t.co/agxSBYED1r

In 2004 a piece of gum spat out by Britney Spears was auctioned on eBay for $14,000 https://t.co/RLWYXVk9Qh

Shortages of dockers, truck drivers and rail workers have made it harder to move goods around America https://t.co/0XnwUbJlc8

Time for orderly resolution for Evergrande is running out https://t.co/pqeLF8pRHl

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How can journalists defend the free press? @AnneMcElvoy asks the joint winners of the #nobelpeaceprize2021, @mariaressa and Dmitry Muratov, on “The Economist Asks” podcast  https://t.co/5RnpdUrMAA

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We examine the evidence, from divorce rates to life expectancy https://t.co/557LmurJBt

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The world is on the brink of a real-time revolution in economics https://t.co/KxsMyGom6Q

For years, attempts to take xenotransplantation forward failed, because of problems stemming from immune rejection of the foreign organ https://t.co/43BA2lWOta

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Real-time data are being used to predict labour shortages and understand which commodity prices might soar next https://t.co/i4GU0Vl2oO

Economists are often fumbling in the dark, lacking the information they need to pick the right policies. That is changing https://t.co/63TIOYKIf0