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'Maradona had the ability to feel with the people'

Mariano Schuster in Buenos Aires explains why Argentinians called him 'God' and why he was loved among the poor

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'We need a debate on Islamism without stigmatising Muslims'

Islamist attacks haven shaken France. Vincent Tiberj on Muslims under general suspicion and the difficult role of the Left

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'The next few weeks will be crucial'

Thilo Schöne in Abidjan on Côte d'Ivoire's post-election power struggle that threatens the country's stability

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'The revolution came from below'

The outcome of the constitutional referendum is a historic moment for Chile — and the expectation are high. Simone Reperger reports from Santiago

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‘The generals are calling the shots’

Syria, Libya, the Mediterranean and now the Caucasus — Turkey is involved in many hot spots. Felix Schmidt explains why

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'Can Vivaldi keep the country together?'

After 493 days of negotiations, Belgium finally has a new government. Daniel Kopp in Brussels on why that won't put an end to the country's polarisation

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'Decolonisation is also a movement of money'

Vanessa Ogle on the link between decolonisation and the expansion of tax havens — and the problems it creates today

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'The potential of mutual destruction has grown massively'

Armenia and Azerbaijan are in a state of war. Felix Hett on the violent clashes over the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region

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'Self-criticism would have been important'

Commission President der Leyen glossed over the EU's problems in her State of the Union speech, says Renate Tenbusch

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'African interests differ fundamentally from those of the EU'

Instead of glossing over differences with aid, the EU needs to fundamentally reform its cooperation with Africa. An interview with Robert Kappel