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Africa needs to generate more electricity

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The War Room newsletter: Sleepwalking into Africa’s next war

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Mormonism’s surprising boom in Africa

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Armed men take power in Guinea-Bissau, again

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Mired in financial crisis, the Houthis resume threats to Saudi Arabia

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How Pepsi trounced Coca Cola in the Middle East

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The changing shape of Chinese aid to Africa

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Middle East Dispatch newsletter: A tale from Tehran

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The killing of a Hizbullah commander shows how fragile truces are

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Transcript: An interview with Abbas Araghchi

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An interview with Iran’s foreign minister

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Israel may not be popular, but its weapons are

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A fuel blockade shows the frightening power of Mali’s jihadists

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Africa’s other debt crisis

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Muhammad bin Salman takes a victory lap in Washington

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Saudi Arabia is in no hurry to join the Abraham accords

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For Israel a psychological reckoning is the cost of bloody victory

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For Israel a psychological reckoning is the price of bloody victory

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The dangers beneath Gaza’s rubble

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Ethiopia is perilously close to another war

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