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    THE NEW TERROR by @katiestallard The end of the Cold War heralded what some scholars have described as the “golden era” of arms control. From the late 1980s to 2010, Moscow and Washington negotiated successive treaties and dismantled tens of thousands of nuclear weapons. The
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    Librarians have been “accused of being sexual groomers”. Oxford University's Bodley's librarian Richard Ovenden on libraries in the culture wars.
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    Andrea Bajani, one of Italy’s brightest literary stars, has written a novel that scorns the family as an institution and all who defend it. The Anniversary, a bestseller in Italy, is narrated by a middle-aged Italian who has abandoned his parents in disgust. His father, a
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    I think of the future, but I refuse to paint it,” the American poet Donald Trump told Playboy in 1990. “Anything can happen. But I often think of nuclear war.” Trump volunteered this, unprompted. It was obviously on the magnate’s mind. He went on to say it was the “greatest of
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