AFTER REPAIR work during the sovereign-debt crisis in 2009-15, further fixes to the euro zone's architecture have been few and slow. Northern countries have been unwilling to assume cross-border risks, as long as debts and non-performing loans in…

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THE FIRST thing that visitors to the Apartheid Museum in Johannesburg see is a wall of identity cards—the pieces of paper that determined where people could live and work and whom they could love. From the outset, the apartheid regime's…

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ALMOST IMMEDIATELY after the government of Iran switched the internet back on, the stories started coming out. Near the city of Mahshahr alone, the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps surrounded, shot and killed 40 to 100 protesters in a marsh…

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SAMOA'S STREETS are silent. The only busy spots are the country's hospitals, where fearful families queue for vaccinations. An epidemic of the measles has so far produced 4,000 infections and 60 deaths, in a country of 200,000 people. The…

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Beau and his wife are homeless in Venice Beach, California. During this interview, you can see his wife packing up what little belongings they own. Signs were posted on the street they pitched their tent at night that Los Angeles Police and the…

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