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Poland’s drift to the right and a more open approach in Seoul.

  • Issue #106
  • 3 min read
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Walk of fame

LA’s renaissance mayor and Democrat rising star is taking on homelessness, transport and Trump.

  • Issue #105
  • 12 min read
Walk of fame
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The Oregon governor who's the antithesis of Donald Trump, a ne'er-do-well election line-up in Liberia and overdue renovations at Vienna's Hofburg Palace.

  • Issue #104
  • 3 min read
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China in his hands?

Xi Jinping may be popular, but with a worsening economy, dangerous pollution and a new relationship with the US, how strong is the president’s grip on his country?

  • Issue #104
  • 6 min read
China in his hands?
Food & Drink

Edi Rama

The prime minister of Albania sits down in his office dining room to talk politics, relationships and his dream dinner.

  • Issue #104
  • 5 min read
Edi Rama
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Clouds on the horizon

From its base in Austria’s capital, the International Atomic Energy Agency keeps a weather eye on global nuclear risks. According to its head, Yukiya Amano, the outlook has rarely been stormier.

  • Issue #104
  • 5 min read
Clouds on the horizon
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Digging deep

Could the world’s longest undersea tunnel linking Japan and South Korea be built by the ‘Moonies’?

  • Issue #104
  • 4 min read
Digging deep
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Steppe change

With China and Russia as neighbours, Mongolia’s future rests on pragmatism and smart planning. We look at the forces driving the growth of central Asia’s oasis of democracy.

  • Issue #103
  • 12 min read
Steppe change
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Open plan

As the rest of the world closes its doors, Argentina is opening up. Treasury minister Nicolás Dujovne tells us about leaving his country’s protectionist past behind and stepping into a free future.

  • Issue #103
  • 5 min read
Open plan
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Politics

Francis Kéré’s dreams of a new parliament in Ouagadougou, the Polish government’s power grab and a new name in Korean politics.

  • Issue #103
  • 3 min read
Politics

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