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A handful of wealthy countries have grown used to giving lectures to the rest — now they need to start taking lessons as well

I see more art, listen to more music and read less as I age

Politicians everywhere are making appeals to ancient history — but their thinking is based on a myth

The jilting of Ukraine, a bonfire of treaties, but perhaps a surprise on China

From geopolitical risk to capricious US decision-making, investors face uncertain times

MBA graduates should assess the relative strengths and weaknesses in an organisation’s sustainability targets and strategy

The proliferation of falsehood online is dividing the world as never before. Education, not regulation, is the answer, argues Bellingcat founder Eliot Higgins

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Beautiful Beaujolais, orange wine from the supermarket and a ‘ridiculously inexpensive’ claret

Supermarket bottles from £6.75, Bordeaux bargains and the best wine in a can