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Plans from Benyamin Netanyahu’s government for controversial judicial reforms in late 2022 prompted huge protests and were abandoned when the war in Gaza began. Now they are back on the agenda econ.st/3TAbHiy






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South Korea spent four decades trying and failing to suppress private tutoring. China’s rash crackdown succeeded only in driving it underground. Private tuition is here to stay—but it could be managed more effectively econ.st/4eu8Pfb






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Questions are multiplying about some of the people New York’s mayor has chosen to help him manage America’s biggest city econ.trib.al/ARRUsV7








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Nearly 80 years since it was devised, John von Neumann’s original blueprint still forms the basis of most modern computer processors. But researchers are now trying to find new architectures econ.st/3zm2svo







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Gaming has few bigger titles than “FIFA”. Yet last year the mega-hit was rebranded to “EA Sports FC” after a licensing deal with football’s governing body fell apart. The gamble seems to have paid off econ.st/4guEoqZ







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How to handle a failing university is no longer an academic question. The financial strains are becoming hard to ignore. The Labour Party will find it difficult to raise the cap on fees for domestic students. Still, that is what it should do econ.st/3XsYIjT







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Development in the world’s poorest countries stalled around 2015. To restart it, learn from history—and liberalise econ.st/3XQ6LII

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For Aleksandar Vucic, Serbia’s president, weapons sales to Ukraine are part of a delicate balancing act between the West and Russia. But they are also good business econ.st/3BbNw3L







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As Chinese policymakers labour to revive the country’s economy, local officials have had to come up with new ways to raise money—no matter how awkward econ.st/4e9A0MI






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Buckets of money, vicious advertising and consultants galore have left the race for the swing state a virtual tie between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris econ.st/3XQVoAg

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