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Us against the rest

While Turkish society is deeply divided, a large majority supports the invasion of Northern Syria. How is that possible?

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When two elephants fight

Unstable relations between Nigeria and South Africa threaten the future of pan-African integration

By Ulrich Thum and Bastian Schulz

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The other trade war

A trade war has flared up between Nigeria and neighbouring Benin. It's about personal interests of the powerful

By Hans-Joachim Preuss

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Does Trump want to be impeached?

Why the US President isn't stumbling backward toward impeachment, but might actually be eager for the fight

By Ross Douthat

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'Central Asia has always been important for Europe'

The influence of political heavyweights China and Russia in Central Asia grows. Peter Burian on Europe's role in the region

By Peter Burian

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The global footprint of right-wing populists

The triumph of the right is changing the world order. And Bolsonaro's Brazil is at the forefront of it all

By Katharina Hofmann De Moura

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The IMF bargain

Europe must get beyond seeing the head of the International Monetary Fund as part of the spoils from Bretton Woods

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Dawn breaks on new era in EU-Russia relations

An EU focussed on itself currently lacks appetite for enlargement. That's why relations with Russia might enter a new era

By Fyodor Lukyanov

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Can multilateralism survive the Sino-American rivalry?

In great-power rivalries, international organisations need to facilitate cooperation toward specifically defined goals

By Ngaire Woods

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Russia's Iranian stakes

Why Moscow will not take part in placing Iran under more pressure. A Russian perspective on the nuclear dispute

By Andrey Baklitskiy