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Turkey’s struggle for democracy is like Hungary’s, but harder
If it succeeds, though, it will resonate more widely, writes Ozgur Ozel, the opposition leader
Israel the lonely
The country is not as isolated as its critics hope, but it is alienating some true friends
Checks and Balance newsletter: In defence of America’s elites
John Prideaux, our US editor, on primary season
Why you should never skip a TV intro
Title sequences shape the way you watch television. They are dwindling
Santa Marta: Ministers grapple with practicalities of fossil fuel phase-out
Around 60 governments that want to make progress on transitioning away from coal, oil and gas are meeting in Colombia to work out how they can do it an equitable way The post Santa Marta: Ministers grapple with practicalities of fossil fuel phase-out appeared first on Climate Home News.
The pain to come in private credit
It’s time to ditch assumptions built on cheap capital, stable growth and predictable exits, argues Hamza Lemssouguer
Congo’s response to Ebola is late and chaotic
It is hard to think of a more difficult place to stem an epidemic
SpaceX is capitalism on rocket fuel
Make what you will of Elon Musk, his rocketry firm is a marvel of free markets
Leo’s first encyclical attacks technological messianism
The Pope warns against replacing humans with AI, though he seems to use it himself