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The West Is Waiting for Germany’s Chancellor to Take Charge
Costa Rica Voters Set to Punish Rulers Over IMF-Backed Austerity
Beijing’s Olympic City Has Swabs Aplenty, But No Great Firewall
Queen Marks 70th Anniversary With Support for Camilla
Alleged Leader of U.S.-Based Iran Militant Group Goes on Trial
Fuel-Price Hike in Sudan Adds to Post-Coup Economic Woes
Why It’s Hard for a French President to Get Reelected
A Surging Population Brings Risks for Next Global Climate Talks Host
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Bobby Ghosh
In the Nuclear Face-Off With Iran, Biden Just Blinked
The U.S. offer of some sanctions relief for Tehran’s nuclear program is an empty gesture that betrays weakness.
Niall Ferguson
After Crypto’s Cold Winter, Expect Springtime for Web 3.0
Long-run financial history suggests that negative interest rates are not unusual and that DeFi is a bona fide revolution.
Stephen L. Carter
Why the ‘Most Qualified’ Person for a Job Hardly Ever Is
Going on instinct to hire someone isn’t evil in itself. But we shouldn’t let those who practice it get away with saying, as the Giants did, that the process was objective.
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Raskin Says Bonus Rules Should Be Revisited at Fed
Sarah Bloom Raskin, President Joe Biden's nominee to be vice chair for supervision at the Federal Reserve, says she’s committed to working with other regulators to write wide-ranging rules to rein in bonuses at financial firms. She speaks in response to a question from Senator Bob Menendez, a Democrat from New Jersey. (Source: Bloomberg)
Johnson Says U.K. Preparing Sanctions on Russia
Biden Promises 'Historic Candidate' to Fill Breyer Seat
Biden Lauds Justice Breyer as 'Exemplary'
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