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      Taking liberties: Covid-19 and the anatomy of a constitutional catastrophe
    
    
      We should soon get many of our personal freedoms back. But such have been the abuses of parliament, police and the law that we may never recover our standing as free citizens
    
      
   
  
    Politics
    
      Big Pharma did not save the day
    
    
      The industry is celebrating a great PR win—but Big Pharma's iron grip on intellectual property could hinder the achievement of worldwide protection against Covid-19
    
      
   
  
    World
    
      The battle for the Arctic
    
    
      The great powers have embarked on a new scramble for the Arctic, as profitable sea routes open up in melting ice. But unless we can salvage the region’s fragile ecology, all humanity’s fortunes will sink
    
      
   
  
    Technology
    
      Carlo Rovelli on his search for the theory of everything
    
    
      Can quantum physics reveal the secrets of the universe—as well as humanity’s entangled nature?
    
      
   
  
    World
    
      Turkish Germans are finally finding their voice
    
    
      Sixty years after Germany opened up a temporary guest-worker programme for Turks the younger generation is still struggling to find its place
    
      
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