The Late Edition
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Abdul-Rahman Hussein reports from Cairo, Olivier Dabene explains why the left dominates Latin America’s political landscape, and we learn why the French are drinking less wine.
282
Ben Hartman of the Jerusalem Post assesses Tzipi Livni’s new party, Bloomberg’s Kasper Viita analyses Finland’s gaming boom, and Hugo Macdonald considers Frank Gehry’s latest project.
281
Cristian Segura in Barcelona and Liam Aldous in Madrid analyse the Catalan elections, Guy De Launey reports from Belgrade, and we talk Congo with Ben Rawlence.
280
Author Constantine Buhayer talks us through Cyprus’ request for a bailout, Joseph Dana reports from Tahrir square, and a profile of Laurent Gbagbo’s wife, Simone.
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Our experts in France, Spain and Germany debate the EU budget. Plus David Shenker of the Washington Institute assesses Mohammed Morsi’s peace brokering efforts in Gaza.
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The latest from Tel Aviv with Rebecca Collard, Steve Bloomfield updates us from Warsaw, and Chrystia Freeland, author of “Plutocrats” drops in for a chat.
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The FT’s Geoff Dyer explores Barack Obama’s ‘pivot’ to Asia, and Charlie Beckett of POLIS assesses the potential of micropayments to solve journalism’s financial woes.
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Shashank Joshi and Joseph Dana explore the Gaza conflict, and we discuss a controversial new art exhibition with Tobias Natter, director of Vienna’s Leopold Museum.
