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Latin America | 18.09.2020 When the crisis becomes permanent Argentina is in the world’s longest lockdown—and that’s not its only problem. Yet despite high debt and Covid-19, there's hope
Latin America | 01.11.2019 Mind the representation gap In Latin America, most citizens don't feel represented by the political class. Now, their dissatisfaction has turned into unrest
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How Russia is trying to compete with NATO Through the CSTO, Russia is trying to become a regional peacekeeper, but it is unlikely that the organisation can be an alternative to NATO
How European countries are dealing with rising inflation and energy prices Economic hardship from the pandemic and the war in Ukraine has hit the continent. We look at the government's response in Spain, Czechia and Greece
Sweden’s schools: Milton Friedman’s wet dream The ideology of ‘freedom of choice’ drove privatisation in Sweden’s education sector — and led to a vicious circle of inequality and underperformance