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Syria’s crisis

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Taxes in America

Paying for it

That the rich reap benefits from government spending does not imply that they pay for too little of it (736)

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The euro crisis

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Oil

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Japan’s anti-nuclear protests

The heat rises

The restart of two nuclear reactors has belatedly lit a fuse under the Japanese (59)

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Russian politics

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Israel's religious right

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Academic publishing

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Public art and disability

Getting noticed

This summer in London will see the most visible Paralympics ever and a large programme of work by disabled artists (0)

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Schumpeter

Stephen Covey, RIP

The legacy of the author of “The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People”

Digital photography

Let there be light

Sensor chips at the heart of digital cameras are becoming smarter than ever

The United Arab Emirates

Send him away!

The authorities have found a novel way to get rid of dissidents

Politics in Argentina

Knock, knock

The government unleashes the tax agency against its opponents

Obituary

Alastair Burnet

Few editors of The Economist have been famous faces. Sir Alastair Burnet was an exception

Agriculture

Drying times

The 2012 drought will dent farm profits and push up food prices

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Winners and losers in the big business of the London Olympics

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