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‘Prosperity and decency need to go hand in hand’

Being humane should not become a competitive disadvantage. SPD co-leader Norbert Walter-Borjans on global justice

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'We might have a Covid-21 or Covid-22 coming our way'

We need a broader approach to health, says conservationist Cristián Samper. Our treatment of nature increases the risk of further pandemics


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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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Violence is on the rise again in Afghanistan. Amid inevitable troop withdrawals, the question of dialogue with the Taliban shifts from 'if' to 'how'

Whose post-pandemic century?

Asian countries managed Covid-19 far better than the West. But it remains to be seen whether 2020 marked the beginning of a new 'Asian Century'

Let him back on Twitter

Donald Trump's ban from Twitter is wrong. A few tech corporations should not get to decide who can express their opinions


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