Subject: Flash Points: Massive inequality in China; and Silvio Berlusconi's second (political) life
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Date: Fri, 2 Feb 2018 08:31:18 -0600 (CST)

ISIS's War on Families Never Ended

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02/02/2018

ISIS's War on Families Never Ended

by Kinana Qaddour

The Islamic State's campaign for the hearts and minds of Syrian children may have laid the groundwork for its resurgence.

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Argument

China’s Middle Class Is Pulling Up the Ladder Behind Itself

by Salvatore Babones

The rural poor are increasingly unwelcome in China’s big cities.

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How the Spies Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Fitbit

by Jenna McLaughlin

The debate over whether fitness trackers should be allowed in sensitive areas has dragged on for years.

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The Bunga-Bunga Moderate

by John Foot

How Silvio Berlusconi successfully reinvented himself as a straight-laced member of the establishment.

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Report

Chechen Leader Is Going Strong on Twitter

by Emily Tamkin

An obscure legal provision could explain why Ramzan Kadyrov is still tweeting.

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12 Depressing Previews of America’s Next War

Micah Zenko

Trump’s Sound and Fury Has Signified Nothing

Stephen M. Walt

Trump Is the Worst Salesman America Has Ever Had

Max Boot

Macron the Conqueror

Emile Simpson

Trump Is Bluffing About Attacking North Korea in 2018

Jeffrey Lewis

The Crime of Gender Inequality in Global Health

Laurie Garrett

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