The likely election of Daniel Chapo as president is expected to do little to change dynamics that have forced a million ...

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The policy reversal comes as Britain agrees to hand over control of the Indian Ocean archipelago to Mauritius.

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A history of discrimination and violence in Lebanon makes Syrian refugees especially vulnerable, but returning home is not a ...

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Hazardous pesticides banned in Europe are legally available in Kenya, despite the health risks to farmers and the wider ...

A solidarity tax, philanthropy risk-takers, emerging donors, lofty ideas, and who’s pushing for accountability in Gaza.

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