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The world’s hardest makeover: Hamas

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Ivory Coast’s president is overstaying his welcome

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Lebanon’s government is taking on a weakened Hizbullah

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Race, power and money in South Africa

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How climate change could spread malaria

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Why it’s a pain to take a plane in Africa

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Israeli sentiment on the war in Gaza is shifting

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As the world focuses on Gaza, starvation also looms in Sudan

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A glimpse of Gaza’s miserable future

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The long-term effects of hunger in Gaza

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Ziad Rahbani held a mirror to Lebanese society

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Helen Zille wants to save South Africa, starting in Johannesburg

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Can a home-grown telecoms firm connect South Sudan to the world?

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Famine in Gaza shows the failure of Israel’s strategy

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Iran’s supreme leader is fading into the shadows

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Somalia’s state-building project is in tatters

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Ugandan intervention in Congo risks stoking ethnic violence

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As Gaza starves, Israel fights on

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A bloody week in Syria may have ripple effects in Lebanon

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A first-hand look at Gaza’s controversial food-distribution sites

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