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Distorted by partisan passion and rising inequality, they are a reflection of popular frustrations — not overall growth

A dystopian vision of the future may not come to pass

Despots hate cities and the mayors who run them.

A year ago, Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s annual address to Congress shocked the nation with revelations of billions of dollars of graft involving flood-control schemes. The disclosure triggered an economic slump as projects slowed and consumers and businesses cut spending.

A dystopian vision of the future may not come to pass

Despots hate cities and the mayors who run them.

Main land crossing between Kuwait and Iraq reopens, Iraq's state news agency says Reuters

Assailant in terror incident had been identified as Abdul Ballout, a German citizen with a Lebanese background

A dystopian vision of the future may not come to pass

Despots hate cities and the mayors who run them.