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COP27
Analysis -
Varied paths of reform in Africa
There have been many successful African reform experiences that suggest a variety of ways forward for the rest of the continent
Has Europe won the war on migration?
A lull in the number of migrants to Europe might mean the worst is over, but it is too early to declare Europe’s victory in the fight against migration
No deal blow for Moon's vision of "peace-driven" Korean economy
Sanctions still biting but pressure waning ahead of Trump-Kim summit
Trump policies unite allies against him at European security forum
Egypt-Africa: More agreements than trade
Trade between Egypt and African states is not proportionate to the size of the African market, Safeya Mounir sheds light on the prospects of trade treaties and Egypt’s efforts to boost economic relations with the continent
The race for Africa
China is by far the strongest player in Africa
Forty years on from the Iranian Revolution, could the country be at risk of another one?
How Greece's PM hopes to solve his election riddle
Thirty years after Rushdie fatwa, blasphemy still a potent weapon
As election nears, many young Nigerians sceptical of change
ANALYSIS: Despite bipartisan sheen, Trump's speech spoke to his base
Yellow vest protests erupt in Iraq, Bulgaria and beyond – but don't expect a 'yellow wave'
Is authoritarianism bad for the economy? Ask Venezuela – or Hungary or Turkey
How change happened in Ethiopia: A review of how Abiy rose to power
How global warming is adding to the health risks of poor people
Europe's refugee crisis explains why border walls don't stop migration
Election fever grips Tunisia months ahead of polls
Sudan's Bashir fights for survival as protests spread
Shutdown is starting to hurt Trump's financial deregulation agenda: Reuters analysis
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