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Europe knows it has an Islamophobia problem. What's being done about it?
Leaders must take stronger action to combat increasing threats and violence against Muslims across the continent, but the rise of far-right groups might complicate those efforts.
Iran's strike on Israel: Bluster or a strategic move?
Iran’s drone and missile attack on Israel has raised the possibility of a wider conflict. But it remains to be seen if Tehran is looking forward to such an escalation.
Can the world help war-torn Libya find peace in 2024?
The UN-recognised government led by Abdulhamid Dbeibeh could be best suited to foster reconciliation among different groups and lead the African nation after years of acrimony and turmoil.
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30 years after the Rwandan genocide, have we really learned anything?
The best tribute that can be paid to the victims of the Rwandan genocide is to understand the mistakes that the international community made - and not let them happen again.
Letters to Sudan: Young people are sparking a creativity revolution
From art exhibitions to viral song campaigns to filmmaking initiatives, Sudan's youth are finding novel ways to spread messages of hope and dignity during a difficult time.
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Prejudices are the things best shared between Morocco and Algeria
Not only do Moroccans and Algerians share the same customs, but they are also pulled down by similar downward trends and by great sociological movements — to such an extent that they differ only in their degree and not in their nature.
Burkina Faso: the reasons for endemic instability
Two coups in eight months. Ten presidents, 70 percent of whom have come from the military in 62 years of independence. Burkina Faso is struggling with its political stability. How can this problem be explained?
Kenya: the challenges facing William Ruto
After the initial euphoria that comes with victory, William Ruto will have to face the harsh reality of economic challenges.
Kenya: the challenges facing William Ruto
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Chad: Does the peace agreement restore hope for Chadians?
After the fall of the Habre regime at the end of the 1990s, the nation’s vital workforce expressed its desire to unite all Chadians around a framework in order to redraw a future Chad.