IN THIS WEEK'S ISSUE
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Thursday May 23
Safwan Dahoul’s show on strife-torn Syria
The artist fled his homeland but still holds it close to his heart and dreams
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Thursday May 23
Austrian artist Philip Mueller’s solo exhibition
The compositions on display are a combination of his visual impressions, feelings, memories and thoughts
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Thursday May 23
St Petersburg’s new Mariinsky Theatre
With its three halls, up to 20,000 people will be able to enjoy opera, ballet or classical music over just one weekend
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Thursday May 23
The shape of things to come
3D printing will launch the next industrial revolution, claim excited fans
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Thursday May 23
Book review: “How Asia Works”
A study of why some states in the continent prosper while others are left behind
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Thursday May 23
Book review: “The Way of the Knife”
A journalist looks at the country’s targeted killings and use of drones in the war on terror
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Thursday May 23
Syria’s heritage under threat
With no one to watch over them, archaeological sites and museums are being plundered by smugglers
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Thursday May 23
Testing GM potato in fight against blight
In Ireland, where memories of The Great Famine still linger, the study holds special significance — but has not been without controversy
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Thursday May 23
Interview with Aminatta Forna
The author of ‘The Hired Man’ is amazed by how little it takes for people to turn evil, or just look away — and stay in denial after that
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Thursday May 23
How women can have it all
Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg has enraged both sexes with her new book on women and work
