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Human Rights Watch Says Tories Are Stripping Away Fundamental Rights
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War Turns Sleepy Polish City Into World’s Gateway to Ukraine
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NYC Mayor Goes Up Against  Other City Leaders in Fight Over Spending Cuts
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Japan Expects Local FTX Clients to Get Funds Back From February
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Good morning. The narrow path to avoid a global recession, downshifting Fed rate hikes, lingering fallout from Brexit and a money-making machine. Here’s what people are talking about. 
The world economy is beginning the new year on a more optimistic note, though that’s no guarantee 2023 will end that way.  Fanning hopes that we can dodge a recession: a sooner-than-expected reopening of China’s economy, a warmer-than-normal winter in energy-strapped Europe and a sustained fall in US inflation. But the path is narrow, with the Federal Reserve, European Central Bank and several peers pushing ahead with higher interest rates, and the risk that inflation proves sticky.

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