How Kenya’s illiberal president wooed the West
Uhuru Kenyatta has used his country’s relative stability to win favour overseas.
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Exclusive polling: Britons back end to oil and gas exploration
Twice as many people in the UK support banning all new oil and gas exploration as oppose it, new polling…
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Putin’s Russia could face greater trade penalties if it invades Ukraine.
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Biden’s call with Putin didn’t solve anything
When it comes to Ukraine, neither Russia nor the US can get what they want.
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How the battle against Covid became a forever war
Many predicted the virus would become a mild illness akin to a common cold. But as the Omicron variant spreads,…
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How a war fought half a century ago is taking on new relevance in US-India relations
India went to war with Pakistan in 1971. Today, it still finds itself caught between rivals, but its relationship with…
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How China is reclaiming history
America sees the Second World War as its “good war”, when it won the right to world leadership. Now China…
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Yalda Hakim’s Diary: Afghanistan’s new regime, the feminist resistance, and the horror of famine
Hunger and poverty have become more visible than ever. At a children’s hospital in Kabul, I met a three-year-old who…
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