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By 2050, 6 billion people could be living in megacities. How should the challenges caused by rapid urbanization be handled in the world ahead? Film su

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Economic recovery from covid-19 is deeply uneven around the world. Our experts answer your questions about the problems facing the world economy and t

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In Russia, repression is on the rise as Vladimir Putin seeks to crush any form of dissent. From eliminating the opposition—including his main rival, A

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