How India’s farmers’ protests went global
The Indian government has discovered it can shut off internet access, but not social media ire.
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Torn between China and Russia, and haunted by the ghosts of its communist past, Kazakhstan has taken an authoritarian turn.
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The new EU-China trade deal is driven by a commercial realpolitik – and the world knows it
Abuses in Xinjiang have been overshadowed by lucrative side-deals and strategic rhetoric from France and Germany.
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Soumya Bhattacharya’s Diary: An emotional homecoming and one of India’s greatest Test wins
After 12 months of time differences and video calls, I finally set eyes on my daughter as she emerges from Dehli airport.
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Can the US and China forge an alliance over the climate crisis?
Joe Biden must confront China's human rights violations while also promoting climate diplomacy.
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2021’s Covid-19 recovery risks excluding developing economies
Unequal vaccine distribution and stimulus support are creating a “walled garden” for the rich world.
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How Russia’s vaccine diplomacy echoes the Soviet-era smallpox initiative
The Sputnik-V vaccine is an opportunity for Moscow to present itself as a humanitarian power with global reach.
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From Arizona to Virginia: the US 2020 Election Swing States
The US presidential election will be won or lost in certain key battlegrounds. Our series delves into the history, demographics…
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