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Beijing leadership faces tough challenges to satisfy the ambitions of its youth
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Russia’s leader drags the world back to 20th-century ways
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Chinese investment in Europe falls as watchdogs increase scrutiny
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Labour claims it’s on course to win the next general election — can it?
A long-time palliative care nurse tells us what we owe the people who help us die
ECB raises rates as central bank president Christine Lagarde hints at further rises to bring inflation down
Syrian leader finds himself courted by Arab regimes eager to solve local problems
Conservatives and Labour go head to head on Thursday in a big test at the local ballot boxes
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Refurbished iPhones boost Apple’s share of Indian market
What happened to EY’s grand plan to shake up the accounting industry?
Germany looks to immigration reform to address a worsening skills shortage
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Iran keeps inflation data under wraps as economic crisis deepens
Plus, the mood on the doorsteps ahead of England’s local elections
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