“There’s 15 minutes until collapse”: Ece Temelkuran on fears that Turkey’s economic crisis could turn violent
The author on Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s authoritarianism, Turkey’s currency crash and how to save democracy.
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Most of Portugal is vaccinated. Will that protect it from the Omicron variant?
Portugal’s vaccine take-up is exceptionally high and a source of national pride, says MEP Manuel Pizarro.
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“We’re going to see death on a large scale”: Afghanistan under the Taliban this winter, with John Simpson
Afghanistan faces a humanitarian disaster, and the West must take some of the blame.
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Samir Saran on India-US relations: “There is a more pragmatic assessment of each other today”
The head of a Delhi-based think tank on China, America, Russia and climate change.
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Nathan Law: From Poland to the UK, “freedom is under threat”
The pro-democracy activist and author warns that the authoritarian crackdown taking place in Hong Kong can happen anywhere.
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Jagmeet Singh: “I want Justin Trudeau to acknowledge that we need to do a lot better”
The leader of Canada’s New Democratic Party on how he hopes to force Trudeau’s government to the left.
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Fiona Hill: “US democracy is on a precipice right now”
The woman who made international headlines with her testimony on Trump talks Russia, conspiracy theories, sexism and Joe Biden.
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Ambassador Daniel Fried: The Biden administration should want a strong Poland in a strong Europe
The former US ambassador to Poland on the rising tensions between Warsaw and Brussels.
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