When Manchester Town Hall opened in 1877 it was not just a magnificent ornament for a confident city. It also proclaimed to ...

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H is finger ink-stained from voting, Wagirin Tjokrosetiko, a 62-year-old driver of Javanese descent, has a simple reason for ...

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Europe is famed for its zippy German cars, French high-speed trains and sleek Italian motorboats. But for decades the ...

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California implemented its economy-wide carbon market in 2013; Washington followed in 2023. But California’s plummeting ...

All nine seats on Mexico’s Supreme Court were taken by people with links to the ruling party. A new disciplinary tribunal ...

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