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NEW YORK – Heatwaves, floods, droughts, and wildfires are devastating communities around the world, and

  By Takatoshi Ito TOKYO – Last month, I wrote, “Unless [Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide]

  By Mads Nipper COPENHAGEN – There are encouraging signs of progress in the fight

  By Gergely Karácsony BUDAPEST – My political awakening coincided with the systemic changes that

  By Laura Tyson and Lenny Mendonca BERKELEY – Economists across the political spectrum have

Instead of promoting a common national identity, the US and its Western allies shied away

    LONDON – In the run-up to the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City’s

  By Carlo Ratti BRASÍLIA – Sixty-one years ago, Brasília emerged from Brazil’s hinterland. Developed

  By Reda Cherif, Fuad Hasanov, and Min Zhu BEIJING/WASHINGTON, DC – Four years ago,

By Carlo Ratti BOSTON – Tiziano Terzani was no fan of Singapore. The Florentine writer