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At a time when the news cycle is moving faster than ever, keeping up to date can feel like an impossible task. Here at The Week, we're excited to introduce you to our newly enhanced digital subscription, which makes staying informed easier (and more entertaining) than ever.
Distilled from dozens of the world’s most trusted news sources, our daily digests deliver the clarity and analysis you need to make up your own mind.
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Morning Report: A concise digest of what happened overnight and how the world is reacting, each weekday morning. View sample
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Hong Kong jails democracy advocate Jimmy LaiSpeed Read The former media tycoon was sentenced to 20 years in prison
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Japan’s Takaichi cements power with snap election winSpeed Read President Donald Trump congratulated the conservative prime minister
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Who is Starmer without McSweeney?Today’s Big Question Now he has lost his ‘punch bag’ for Labour’s recent failings, the prime minister is in ‘full-blown survival mode’