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A wrong direction in the steppe:

“THINGS really get messy when politicians see money,” mused Tsakhiagiin E... https://t.co/jVDvxe77mI

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All hail:

THERE is no question that India’s democracy is stronger than Pakistan’s. It is less prone to cou... https://t.co/3i3o93CzqM

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Stop-start:

THE Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nuclear plant, the world’s largest, is a hub of activity. Its 6,619 emp... https://t.co/OT8CGJqJgV

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Evil genius:

IN A world starved of old-fashioned, plain-evil Bond villains, at least there is Kim Jong Un.... https://t.co/bUzb9gZGxb

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The dangers of farsightedness:

IN PLANNING for the future, democratic politicians dare not look far beyond... https://t.co/1dmojmCpA9

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Bottling hipness:

LANETTE FIDRYCH knew that people in Portland, Oregon, were obsessed with the tacky carpe... https://t.co/d1gww2Ri7Y

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Can a leopard change its spots?:

A handshake that shook Malaysia

FROM a cavernous office in a posh part of... https://t.co/kCNHM18QMc

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A long road:

Talk is cheap

IN NAYPYIDAW, Myanmar’s capital, September 3rd marked the end of four days of p... https://t.co/KnxqoFWnlI

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I don’t:

An ever-rarer sight

SEIKO, a 35-year-old journalist in Tokyo, is what the Japanese refer to as “N... https://t.co/VHAWhVc8hL

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Bad air days:

AFTER the sun sets, Seoulites can glance at the illuminated N Seoul Tower atop one of the pe... https://t.co/brDMfKPsiz

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A hopeful Aga saga:

Khorog at rush hour

THE region of Badakhshan, which covers most of the eastern half of... https://t.co/HdFptlN6Pn

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Liberation through segregation:

I want to be a doctor

WHEN Aziz Amir was a young man, his mother died from... https://t.co/kJrAYWAbQj

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Peak death:

A fine and private place

IN HIS office behind Tokyo’s Aoyama cemetery, Yukihiro Masuda says th... https://t.co/OhGm1eVxmh

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Of missiles and melons:

NEAR the Seongju county office, Lee Soo-in mans a makeshift stand for citizens wan... https://t.co/ciC71Pbo55

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Radio silence:

Sombath is missing

A HIGHLIGHT of Ounkeo Souksavanh’s years as a radio host in Vientiane, t... https://t.co/dgiBvMQbEw

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Murder most murky:

THE murder on July 10th of Kem Ley, an independent-minded commentator who castigated th... https://t.co/wsJLcutcqp

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Jihad’s new frontier:

After the killing in Bangladesh, the mourning

ISLAMIC STATE’S motto, “Enduring and e... https://t.co/Wt2GsfWryB

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Stans undelivered:

TAJIKISTAN has the vainest ruler in Central Asia. Emomali Rahmon flies what may be the ... https://t.co/Y1wCI4Ieyj

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Pushing poppies in Punjab:

The lands are dry and the kids are high

IT WAS the lying that proved hardest fo... https://t.co/IMmFEaxGnk

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The lost continent:

WHEN American strategists role-play scenarios about a crisis with China—probably, thes... https://t.co/K7z4dmBa3b