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My family story is bound up in the displacement of Armenians from their ancestral lands. In the conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia, I hear echoes of that history.
Calls for the prime minister to resign have continued despite new Covid-19 restrictions on protests.
The New Statesman’s World Review podcast with Jeremy Cliffe and Emily Tamkin.
As the global death toll passes one million, we should beware of focussing only upon the numbers.
A lack of agreement over new Covid-19 restrictions indicates a lack of trust in the nation’s government.
The country desperately needs reform – but still there is no coherent political alternative to the status quo.
How diplomatic stalemate could lead to an oil spill four times worse than the Exxon Valdez disaster.
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A new wave of coronavirus is further exposing government failings in the aftermath of the Beirut explosion.
A deal normalising diplomatic relations between the two countries will see Israel suspend West Bank annexation plans.
Lebanon’s government has resigned in the wake of the explosion, as years of mismanagement have upended lives and homes.
