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‘Monsieur Normal’ branded a French catastrophe

Friday, 17 May 2013
Francois Hollande became French President (and Europe’s most powerful man) promising to lead a moral regeneration. One year later he is derided as a disaster. What went wrong?
Politics International PDF

US rift with Russia deepened by ‘spy in wig’

Thursday, 16 May 2013
The far-from-glamorous sight of an American diplomat in Moscow, in crude disguise and arrested as a spy, has set the world laughing. But is there serious intent behind this farce?
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Turbulent Pakistan cheers democratic triumph

Monday, 13 May 2013
Westerners think Pakistan is nothing but chaos and violence, but the success of elections this weekend proves there is more to this youthful democracy than meets the eye. Time for a rethink?
International PDF

Stephen Hawking Israel boycott sparks furore

Friday, 10 May 2013
The Israel-Palestine conflict is one of the most divisive topics in global affairs. Now, the world’s most famous scientist has sided with academics who refuse to deal with the Jewish state.
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World hails ‘moment of opportunity’ for Somalia

Wednesday, 08 May 2013
After more than two decades of conflict Somalia is trying to rebuild, but violence is still a daily threat. Can the outside world help this chaotic, troubled nation start a new era of peace?
International PDF

Air strikes and nerve gas deepen Syria’s plight

Tuesday, 07 May 2013
Sectarian massacres, chemical warfare and an Israeli military strike: two years after Syria lurched into bloody civil conflict, the crisis is worse than ever. What is to be done?
International PDF

Sting of austerity provokes worldwide protests

Friday, 03 May 2013
As this week’s spree of furious May Day protests show, global opposition to austerity is mounting. Now, a new book argues the economic slump may be costing lives.
International Economics PDF

Desperate poverty behind the tragedy of Dhaka

Monday, 29 April 2013
Yesterday rescuers struggled in a terrible race against time to save victims of the worst recorded industrial accident in Bangladesh. Are Western companies to blame?
Free Economics International PDF 1

Picture emerges of what drove the Boston bombers

Thursday, 25 April 2013
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was a well-liked, amiable, slightly shy scholarship boy with a passion for basketball and wrestling. Today he is America’s most infamous living terrorist. What went wrong?
International PDF

EU hails Burma ‘progress’ despite ethnic violence

Tuesday, 23 April 2013
For the first time in 20 years, Europe’s leaders have lifted sanctions on Burma’s authoritarian government. But bloody riots by Buddhist gangs cast doubt on the country’s future.
International PDF

America to absorb 11 million illegal immigrants

Thursday, 18 April 2013
Young ‘Dreamers’ who live and work in the shadows of the US without legal status may be offered a path to becoming legitimate members of society. It’s a rare moment of political agreement.
International Politics PDF

Boston and Iraq rocked by bleak day of bombings

Wednesday, 17 April 2013
The Boston Marathon’s jubilant atmosphere turned to tragedy this week after blasts left at least three dead. Meanwhile in Iraq, over 30 people were killed. Which deserved more attention?
Free International PDF

BBC reporter used students as ‘human shield’

Tuesday, 16 April 2013
When reporter John Sweeney used a group of students as cover for his film on North Korea, he put their lives in danger. Last night, the programme was screened – was it worth the risk?
International Arts & Media PDF

African government accuses Madonna of blackmail

Monday, 15 April 2013
Madonna has raised millions of dollars in aid of Malawi’s children. But this week, the African nation greeted her with a bruising attack. Are philanthropic celebrities really doing good?
International PDF

Week of violence stokes fears for Afghan future

Wednesday, 10 April 2013
Suicide bombings, ambushes, civilian casualties: in the past week, Afghanistan has seen a worrying spate of attacks. But one year from a crucial election, many still see grounds for hope.
International PDF

Billions sought to rebuild devastated Darfur

Monday, 08 April 2013
The name of ‘Darfur’, a poor region in western Sudan, has conjured images of horror and brutality for a decade. Now peace is finally close – but healing the scars may take more than money.
International PDF

North Korea declares ‘state of war’ with South

Tuesday, 02 April 2013
As communist dictator Kim Jong-un makes increasingly aggressive threats towards capitalist South Korea, American stealth planes have been deployed. Is this only posturing? Or is it war?
International PDF

Nelson Mandela hailed as greatest modern hero

Friday, 29 March 2013
At 94, Nelson Mandela has arguably become the most revered figure of the 20th Century. Nation builder, freedom fighter and symbol of reconciliation, what is his legacy to the world?
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Cyprus rescue dubbed: ‘immoral political act’

Wednesday, 27 March 2013
Fear that savers could lose money kept in other risky European countries followed an EU deal to help Cyprus shut down or restructure failing banks. Should taxpayers foot the bill instead?
Economics International PDF

Deadly bombs mark 10th anniversary of Iraq War

Wednesday, 20 March 2013
Ten years ago yesterday, allied forces invaded Iraq to topple a dictator and build a democracy. But yesterday Baghdad was ripped apart by bombs. Was the invasion worth it?
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