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Could Labour and Conservative party dominance in UK politics be ending?
Britain’s prime minister is under pressure to quit after huge losses in local elections.
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Lebanon: Rob your savings?
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Why are so many migrant children going to the US?
There’s an influx of children migrating through the southern border with Mexico. But is the US ready to receive them?
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An alleged rape inside Australia’s parliament
Australia is facing a reckoning on sexual violence.
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Muslims in France contend with a shifting centre
Critics of the so-called ‘separatism’ bill say it especially harms France’s Muslim population.
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Who is Alexey Navalny, really?
The Take speaks to journalists who help round out the Russian dissident’s persona.
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Biden, Guantanamo, and Mohammed al-Qahtani
Will President Biden close down Guantanamo Bay prison?
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Will Biden end the student debt crisis?
Americans have some of the highest rates of student debt in the world.
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Sarah Everard’s murder sparks moment of reckoning in UK
The murder of a 33-year-old woman in London has sent shockwaves throughout the United Kingdom.
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The dark side of Bitcoin’s meteoric rise
Bitcoin may be making some investors rich — at least for now.
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Ten years on, Syrians hope for justice – in Germany
Syrians are marking 10 years since peaceful protests against President Bashar al-Assad’s government erupted in 2011.
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Myanmar protesters face ‘killing spree’
Myanmar’s military has continued its brutal crackdown.
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