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Protesters in Washington in July 2024.

Constitutional law

Imagine top judges in Africa or Asia ruling like the US Supreme Court

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by Hans Dembowski
Militaristic propaganda of a totalitarian state in Teheran.

Sanctions

Advantages and pitfalls of sanctions

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Elections

Mexico’s first female president

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Elections

How South Africa negotiated its new government

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by Henning Melber

Rwanda

Healing a post-genocide society

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by Stella Tushabe
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Modi won, but no longer looks invincible

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by Suparna Banerjee
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Handicraft items figure among Nepal’s exports: woman weaving a shawl at a trade fair in Kathmandu in early 2023.

Landlocked nation

Nepal is sandwiched between two BRICS members

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by Rukamanee Maharjan
Diomaye supporters at campaign rally in March.

Elected government

The double message of Diomaye’s election victory in Senegal

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by Markus Rudolf
Iran and China are likely to benefit most from BRICS expansion: Iran's former president Ebrahim Raisi and Xi Jinping, China's president, in February 2023.

International affairs

Why BRICS+ may prove weaker than expected

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by André de Mello e Souza
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