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How will the ‘Made in Europe’ scheme work?The Explainer UK seeks access to EU’s protectionist industrial programme aimed at reducing reliance on China and US
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The races to watch in US midtermsThe Explainer Four ‘toss-up’ Senate seats could decide who wields power in Washington
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Should there be a no-fly list for abusive passengers?In the Spotlight Plan for national database of troublesome flyers welcomed by airlines, but sets ‘dangerous precedent’, says civil liberties campaigner
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Magazine crossword: 1540Puzzles The weekly crossword from The Week
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The row over Hitler’s Eagle’s NestUnder the Radar Arson attack on mountainside retreat exposes difficulty in dealing with the physical legacy of Germany’s Nazi past
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The quiet magic of Japan’s fourth islandThe Week Recommends ‘Lush’ mountains, ‘dazzling’ cultural sites and a slow pace of life
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Unpicking the triple lockThe Explainer Andy Burnham’s government plans to downgrade the pension triple lock. Is it a necessary step, or an unfair raid on pensioners?
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‘Be Ready’: prepping goes mainstreamIn the Spotlight Stocking up on household supplies make sense in an increasingly volatile world – but does not replace readiness at the national level
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A ruggedly beautiful Australian isleThe Week Recommends Plus quiet days of autumn in Alghero, and memories of Tenzing in North Wales
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Brazil’s ugly election: ‘Lula’s Army’ storms to victoryTalking Point After a bitter election campaign and a shock first-round setback, Brazil’s president has secured a fourth term – but his troubles are far from over
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Meghan Markle: the allegations against her fatherTalking Point Child sex abuse claims against Thomas Markle Sr cast the Duchess of Sussex’s decision to cut contact in a new light
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Leeks vinaigretteThe Week Recommends A simple but elevated dish perfect for lunch
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The ‘King Charles is Muslim’ conspiracy theoryThe Explainer Claims the monarch secretly converted to Islam and intends to dismantle Britain’s Christian identity have circulated for years
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Quiz of The Week: 24 - 30 OctoberQuiz Have you been paying attention to The Week’s news?
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Murderous mutineer who inspired The TraitorsIn the Spotlight Seventeenth-century Dutch merchant sailor was ‘world’s first psychopath boss’
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The Week Unwrapped: What does the defeat of Aleksandar Vučić mean for the Balkans?Podcast Plus, how are our body clocks linked to depression? And does the darts renaissance have legs?
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Properties of the week: striking gothic propertiesThe Week Recommends Featuring homes in Lincolnshire, Gloucestershire and East Sussex
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The Aion UT: a small EV holds its own in ‘fierce’ marketThe Week Recommends The budget-friendly Chinese model comes ‘loaded with kit’
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Is Bougainville about to be the world’s newest nation?Under the Radar Resource-rich islands push for ratification of their vote for independence from Papua New Guinea
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Hokusai: Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji – ‘full of beauty, humour and technical interest’The Week Recommends Exhibition explores ‘timeless’ image and history of the iconic Japanese symbol
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Ilford Boy: ‘zinging’ drama with ‘electrifying performances’The Week Recommends Danny Lee Wynter’s ‘thought-provoking’ play about a mixed-race family in the 1990s
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Wildwood: a ‘surpassingly beautiful’ fantasy adventureThe Week Recommends Stunning animation from Laika Studios
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Napoleon and His Marshals: an ‘irresistibly exciting’ bookThe Week Recommends Andrew Roberts’ military history is ‘Tolstoyan in scale’
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Will Arab-led parties hold key to Israel’s future?Today's Big Question Strong election showing could make them ‘kingmakers’ but ‘building a governing coalition with Arab participation remains a fraught exercise’
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