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Sanity Break #1

This Guardian collection of photos from an exhibition titled ‘Illuminating India’ dates back to 2017. The images—which date back to 1857 and span more than 1.5 centuries—make for the best kind of history lesson.

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Sanity Break #2

Did you know that the cheesy show ‘Miami Vice’ was the ultimate Hollywood incubator—spawning actors who collectively went on to win 13 SAG Awards, 12 Emmys, nine Golden Globes, nine MTV Movie Awards, five Oscars, three BAFTAs and one Tony? No? Well, now you do.

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December 1 2022

For over 100 days, angry fishermen—backed by the Catholic diocese—have staged a blockade of a $900 million Adani project.

November 28 2022

Chinese citizens streamed into the streets to express their anger at the harsh Covid safety policies. What makes this notable and unprecedented: they openly called for the resignation of President Xi and the Communist Party.

November 25 2022

Since the beginning, the Chinese president has framed the pandemic as a “people’s war.” Adhering to zero Covid was not just good policy, but also a mark of true patriotism. But a policy that seemed wise in 2020 has proven to be a disaster in 2022. But why won’t Xi change his mind?

November 24 2022

In a rare show of public fury, workers at an iPhone factory in Zhengzhou rioted against the country’s strict pandemic rules. The rules have imposed a high price on its citizens and the economy—even as Covid cases reach a new peak. The rest of the world has moved on from lockdowns and closed borders, why is Beijing refusing to budge?

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