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Monday, November 24, 2014

A selection of new stories from Economist.com The Economist explains: Why heroin has made a comeback in America America: The border is not the problem Science: Protection money Europe: So many, so fresh Britain: It just keeps rollin’

The Economist explains Why heroin has made a comeback in America Heroin was a scourge of America’s cities 40 years ago, but it then fell out of fashion. We explain why it is popular once more READ MORE » America The border is not the problem Barack Obama’s rousing speech on immigration last week focussed on some misleading details READ MORE » Science Protection money Conservationists are finding money from unlikely sources in a bid to plug shortages in funding READ MORE » Europe So many, so fresh In the Ukrainian city of Lviv the civil war 1,000km to the east is distant—but the deaths of local soldiers are testing its resolve READ MORE » Britain It just keeps rollin’ The UK Independence Party’s victory at a by-election last week confirms its threat to Britain’s mainstream political parties READ MORE »

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