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How Xi Jinping did it

How China鈥檚 Xi Jinping took control of his party and his country.

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Can Effective Altruism really change the world?

Can effective altruism really change the world?

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Is 'Political Blackness' gone for good?

Mobeen Azhar asks what鈥檚 next after 'political blackness' and 'BAME'?

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Economic Growth - can we ever have enough?

Should there be a ceiling for economic growth in developed countries?

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Why do we assume women care?

Is our society still trapping women in caring roles?

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Can we ever really tackle rising public spending?

Philip Coggan examines the rise in public spending and the political battle to contain it

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Blaenau Ffestiniog and the Foundational Economy

Blaenau Ffestiniog investigates whether the foundational economy is viable.

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Has economic crisis put net-zero plans on the backburner?

Are economic problems holding up the UK鈥檚 path to net zero?

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From Brother to Other

How were Russians persuaded to support a war against their closest neighbour Ukraine?

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The death of globalisation?

Are we witnessing the death of globalisation?

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Does it matter who our MPs are?

Should we be on the lookout for 鈥榮omeone like me鈥� when casting our votes?

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King Charles' Challenge

As the coronation approaches, we ask what the future holds for the monarchy and its king.

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Is Britain exceptional?

Zoe Strimpel finds the roots for Britain's dynamism, diversity and culture wars.

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Can the Met police change?

Margaret Heffernan asks: can the Metropolitan police force change?

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Lessons from the vaccine task force

What are the lessons from the success of the UK's Vaccine Task Force?

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We know how to stop knife crime, so why don鈥檛 we do it?

There are proven ways to reduce knife crime, so why don鈥檛 we do more of what works?

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Do Boycotts Work?

Do boycotts lead to change or are they lazy activism? David Baker investigates

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What are companies for?

What are companies for? Ruth Sunderland investigates.

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What鈥檚 changing about childbirth?

Is maternity care keeping up with societal changes?

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Do single people get a raw deal?

Is society stacked against single people? Ant Adeane investigates.

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Does work have to be miserable?

Could 'job design' make British workers more productive? Pauline Mason investigates.

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Why are so many workers on strike?

Why are strikes being called all over Britain, and what will bring them to an end?

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Is there a new elite?

Who鈥檚 really in charge? A new progressive elite, or the rich, privileged born-to-rule?

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How far should reparative justice go?

Zoe Strimpel weighs up the reparation claims for historical injustices like slavery.

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The Democratic Brain

What scanning the brain may reveal about our political affiliations.

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How can we grow the UK economy?

Is there anything governments can do to get the economy growing again?

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What makes a good school?

How can parents, teachers and school leaders work out if a school is 'good'?

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What on earth is the national interest?

Exploring the origins, evolution and current use of the politicians' favourite phrase.

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France: a constitutional crisis in the making

Could Macron's centrist dominance lead France towards a constitutional crisis?

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Can the UK afford a mental health crisis?

Is poor mental health amongst young people affecting the economy?

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