[NEWS] Some Tuesday links

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• The Atlantic notes the import of the assassination of the head of the Taliban.
• The BBC observes Spotify has more revenues, but is still not making money.
• Bloomberg suggests Brexit would embolden central European populists and slow down growth, and looks at Coca Cola's end of production in Venezuela.
• Bloomberg View suggests a new class of educated Chinese professionals will hurt middle-class wages.
• The CBC notes the lifting of the mandatory evacuation order for northern Alberta oil sands camps.
• Daily Xtra looks at the importance of Facebook in spreading knowledge to PrEP.
• Gizmodo notes the proliferation of cephalopods in the world's oceans.
• The Miami Herald describes how desperate Venezuelans are turning to urban gardening.
• The National Post looks at Kevin O'Leary's interest in Canadian politics.
• The Toronto Star reports on the lifting of the American arms sales embargo against Vietnam.
• Wired notes Grindr can still be hacked to identify users' locations.