Venezuela’s unrest risks creating a South American refugee crisis
Brazil, Colombia and even Peru are feeling the strain of taking in thousands of Venezuelans fleeing their country.
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Tensions mount over Catalonia’s independence vote – and Madrid won’t back down easily
Even if referendum turnout is high enough to grant legitmacy, a showdown looms with Spain's government.
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Meet Jorge Sharp, the rising star of Chile’s left who beat right-wingers to running its second city
The 31-year-old human rights lawyer says he is inspired by Jeremy Corbyn’s alternative politics as he takes the fight to the…
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How can the UK help the child soldiers of South Sudan?
While the UK still has a military recruitment age of 16, it’s hard to see how effective they can…
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The Rohingya crisis in Burma has become “a protracted, squalid, stateless status-quo”
The status of Burma’s Rohingya people has devolved to the point where even naming them has become controversial. We…
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Releasing Prime Evil: what does Eugene de Kock’s parole mean for South Africa?
Eugene de Kock, the former commander of the apartheid government’s infamous Vlakplaas unit, has been granted parole after serving…
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