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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 Paulman.

Every weekday we provide a fresh perspective on the events shaping your world.

The leaders of America, Britain and Australia are meeting today.

Their recently formed security pact is expected to involve the United States

sharing some of its most closely guarded secrets,

in a sign of growing concern over China's military ambitions.

And among the earthly remains of British kings and queens at Windsor Castle

is the body of an Ethiopian prince.

The story of how he ended up there brings us to a topic that increasingly troubles

post-colonial societies, the restitution of looted artifacts.

But first...

For the founder and venture capitalist classes of Silicon Valley,

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