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China’s often controversial imprisonments of foreigners has horrified the Western world. But is Beijing doing this as part of its... more

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Is Macron’s snap election an act of desperation or a brilliant bluff? With young upstarts nipping at his heels, unprecedented... more

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Sunak banked on an improving economy when he went for an early general election. But does it matter if people... more

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Will the death of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi in a helicopter crash destabilise Iran, worsen its conflict with Israel, reignite... more

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Vladimir Putin has surrounded himself with loyalists who have kept him in power for 20 years. Earlier this week, Russian... more

Britain has a spy problem, with a significant surge in threats from China, Russia and Iran in recent months. What... more

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Brits have a bad reputation abroad – but what about Britain as a whole? To discuss how other countries look... more

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Starmer’s referencing of Thatcher has enraged the left – but is it anything beyond symbolic politicking? And is he really... more

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Trump’s followers are often described as cult-like. But how much does the former president actually act like a cult leader?... more

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