To celebrate the system’s 30th anniversary in May, the country’s Superior Electoral Court (TSE), which oversees general ...
The uncle reigns supreme across India’s divides of religion, caste and language. He earns his radioactive confidence through ...
So, where did it all go wrong? In typically Chinese fashion, the answer lies less in excess than in control: corruption ...
This is the introduction to Plot Twist, our weekly culture newsletter, in which correspondents spotlight important authors ...
T o grasp how hard it is to tackle Ebola in Ituri, the province in eastern Congo that is at the centre of the worst outbreak ...
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In exchange, Cuba would get sanctions relief and economic aid. Three military options exist, reckons Richard Feinberg, a ...
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We produce wheat ourselves and have become self-sufficient.” If once Ethiopia was a byword for famine, now it was rapidly ...
When the supercar brand unveiled its first electric vehicle (EV), called the Luce (Italian for “light”), on May 25th, its ...
The foreign ministry’s protocol department has handled it flawlessly, setting up grand receptions for its visitors, lining up ...
“Wild geese fly in orderly ranks,” noted Akamatsu Kaname, a Japanese economist, when contemplating the progress of Japan’s textile industry in the 1920s and 1930s. The birds’ V-shaped formation has ...
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