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Hello and welcome to the intelligence from the economist. In New York, I'm John Fastman.

And in London, I'm Jason Palmer. Every weekday, we provide a fresh perspective on the events

shaping your world.

The nuclear arsenals of China, India, and Pakistan are growing. Combined, they've got more

nukes than Britain and France have stockpiled in Europe. But there's still no arms

race happening in Asia yet.

And the Rosetta Stone that allowed the translation of hieroglyphics first ended up in French hands, then in British. Now Egypt wants it back, even though it's technically Greek.

The restitution of artifacts is often messy because that's how history is. But first.

Political junkies have been chewing over the upcoming midterm elections for months.

But for many Americans, Labor Day, which was celebrated this past Monday, marks the beginning of campaign season.

A lot of those junkies had been predicting a red wave in this year's midterms.

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