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The lesson of 2026 is that people can forgive election subversion, Kremlin support — but not high prices
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American retrenchment could change Middle East balance of power and signify opportunities for China
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US midterms are the latest confirmation that reports of the death of liberal democracy have been much exaggerated
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A working hypothesis is that the co-ordinated threats were produced by pro-Kremlin activists or hacking groups
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Pig iron will be exported through the northern port of Murmansk for the first time in 30 years as Black Sea battles rage
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India’s stock markets will open for a special shortened session on Sunday as the country celebrates Diwali, its biggest festival, keeping alive a tradition that has survived the shift from handwritten ledgers and bustling trading floors to…
