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After a lost decade, economic prospects may be brightening
The continent’s food markets are more dynamic than commonly thought
Worsening conflict in the east is fuelling paranoia and repression
A new technocratic government for Gaza has not even been allowed to enter the strip
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Donald Trump says he is willing to negotiate. He might be bluffing
Even as dissidents rally, rivalries may stymie their efforts
As America masses an armada, the regime’s response to recent protests is radical...
The militia is still a force in Lebanese politics, but its ability to menace abr...
Can the son of the shah deposed long ago rule Iran if the Islamic Republic falls?
A spate of painful reforms is beginning to show results
After a disputed election, Bobi Wine is getting death threats from the president...
Nicolas Pelham writes about the terror unfolding across the country
His showdown with Iran’s supreme leader will shape the region for a generation
Shashank Joshi, our defence editor, analyses America’s options
But they will struggle to find the capital to sustain it
