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Paris’s mayor has transformed the French capital with a fusion of social democracy and urban environmentalism. But can she take on Emmanuel Macron?
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The former UK prime minister has a warning for US progressives.
The Labour Party’s troubles are not isolated, but it should beware of drawing the wrong lessons from its European counterparts
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Protracted political crises on both the Palestinian and Israeli sides have contributed to the instability.
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