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Deposing Ozgur Ozel is another step towards autocracy for Erdogan’s Turkey

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New York’s vertical vision for justice reform

Rodrigo Paz inherited a broken economy. It is getting harder and harder to fix

And it ducks the questions that matter most

Jean-Luc Mélenchon defies the weakness of the European left

The balance of power between the countries is changing

Exxon’s reincorporation is one more feather in the state’s cowboy hat

It’s time to ditch assumptions built on cheap capital, stable growth and predictable exits, argues Hamza Lemssouguer

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The alternative assets are too small, fragile or limited in nature to match the usefulness of American debt

Government debt, inflation and unpredictable policymaking are putting the world’s most important asset under threat, argues Mike Bird in a special report

A once-vital source of funding for the Treasury market is drying up