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A much delayed but beloved strategy may finally be taking off. 

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China’s economy is more than a weak spot in a faltering global expansion. Growth this year, assuming there might be any, is likely to fall well short of Beijing’s own projections. The country might even turn in a worse performance than the US for the first time in more than a generation. These are momentous developments for which the world might be unprepared. Growth was on a firm track before COVID-19, even if the economy had slowed considerably from the double-digit rates that followed China’s entry to the WTO in 2001. The once-rapid ascent spawned a cottage industry of reports tipping

As the temperature soared, Filipinos lined up for almost a kilometer to enter an elementary school in central Manila to cast their votes. Pop-up stalls sold water, mango shakes and even yakitori as music blared from cars and bikes. Despite the festive air, the task they — and tens of millions across the sprawling island republic — were engaged in was deadly serious: determining whether a brutal dictator’s family would return to helm the country. The last time a man named Marcos lived at the presidential palace, he packed his bags in a hurry. That was 1986, and a US helicopter

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