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Foreign and security policyTime for change? Russia faces some big decisions about its future in the wake of Putin’s landslide re-election By Evgeny Gontmakher
AsiaWaiting with bated breath When it comes to North Korea, Europe can no longer stand on the side-lines By Mason Richey, Tongfi Kim, Ramon Pacheco Pardo
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AsiaTolerance on trial Indonesia has managed to resist religious extremism – until now By Franz Magnis-Suseno
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