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Scientists are working on a new generation of therapies which could prolong years of healthy life
His simultaneous promises of Covid relief, structural change and restored civility will be tough to keep
The world has changed while America was distracted under Donald Trump
Academic and writer whose book ‘Composing a Life’ became a feminist touchstone
Surging optimism about a boom in 2021 depends on heavy public spending and a rapid rollout of new Covid vaccines
There are few signs it will abandon the ex-president’s brand of populism
Promising innovations in battery technology have to be mass produced to change driving habits
To counter Beijing’s strategy of divide and rule, the US and its allies need consistent policies
It is still unclear how much the pandemic has reduced economic capacity
Official statistics fail to capture the departure of eastern Europeans
Firms are looking beyond clubs to governing bodies and competitions but the investments risk alienating fans
It’s too late to return to old-style Democratic policies. We expect a radical break
As developed countries race to roll out Covid-19 jabs, poorer nations fear they are missing out
An ambitious reversal of Donald Trump’s anti-science approach is marked by several firsts
Government’s strategy of delaying second doses may still backfire
Start-ups can thrive under Brexit if the government avoids mistakes
The country has a chance to woo foreign investors but many fear an uneven playing field
The incoming president could face problems with traditional US allies such as Israel, as well as with adversaries
The damage wrought on federal bureaucracies needs to be fixed so the same abuses cannot happen again
President López Obrador’s championing of fossil fuels has short-circuited the shift to renewable energy
The European bloc’s first uniformed armed force faces allegations of helping to send migrants back to countries such as Turkey
Strategic misjudgments are weakening not preserving Northern Ireland’s place in the UK
Inaugural address was a call for a return to US norms and values
Providing money or vouchers would lead to better and more nutritious meals for children
New president’s plans for more stimulus risk exacerbating inequality and low productivity growth
It’s not a magic wand. As Winston Churchill argued, other measures are needed too
Having won by projecting competence and renewal, the new president has a narrow window to get things done
The incoming US leader is right to err on the side of ambition in policy
Redeploying UK government staff to large northern cities is best practically, if not politically
Not since 1945 has more rested on a new US leader
Covid is overwhelming hospitals and forcing clinicians to decide who does and who does not receive care
Donald Trump was just a symptom and the US is still in danger from those who peddle lies in place of truth
Arrest of opposition activist has only elevated his status as a symbol of repression
Twitter’s ‘deplatforming’ of Donald Trump sets a precedent for others far worse than him
US is more divided than ever as Republicans are publicly demonised
With remote working taking a toll on collaboration, managers are brainstorming ways to ensure the flow of new ideas
China’s economy is growing strongly while the US is mired in a political crisis
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