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EuropeThe EU’s China conundrum The EU is increasingly caught between the US and China. It must avoid being divided and falling victim to great-power plays By Philippe Legrain
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EuropeThe new spirit of postcapitalism Capitalism emerged in the interstices of feudalism. Now, we see the seeds of postcapitalism growing in today's European city By Paul Mason
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