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The Urbanist - Governing city
14 June 2012
City mayors: we chat with Mayor Joe Anderson of Liverpool and Greg Clark, UK minister for decentralisation, about city governance.
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The Foreign Desk - Explainer 60: What Donald Trump means for Congo
12 April 2017
Congo’s presidential election was supposed to happen last year as Joseph Kabila’s second five-year term came to an end – but he doesn’t want to stand down. Under President Obama the US took a leading role in putting pres…
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The Foreign Desk - Explainer 59: The new partnership at the heart of Europe
6 April 2017
If Emmanuel Macron is elected as the French president next month it could revive one of the most important relationships in global politics: the Franco-German axis.
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The Foreign Desk - Explainer 51: The Southern Cameroons crisis
8 February 2017
Southern Cameroons is predominantly English-speaking, whereas the rest of Cameroon speaks French. While this might not seem like a big deal it has been at the centre of a conflict between both region and in recent weeks,…
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The Foreign Desk - Explainer 44: Italy’s referendum
1 December 2016
Italy’s referendum is supposed to be about constitutional reform but with prime minister Matteo Renzi’s job on the line, it’s about much more than that now.
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The Foreign Desk - Explainer 46: The EU’s surprising popularity
5 January 2017
Do Europeans really hate Europe? Not as much as you might think, as Steve Bloomfield explains.
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The Foreign Desk - Explainer 38: How the US votes
19 October 2016
Scores of Americans have already voted thanks to many states that facilitate early voting. But once you’ve actually cast your vote, how much it counts really depends on where you are in the country.
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The Foreign Desk - Explainer 43: The problem with ‘identity politics’
24 November 2016
‘Identity politics’ is being blamed for Hillary Clinton’s defeat – executive editor Steve Bloomfield explains why it shouldn’t be.
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The Foreign Desk - Explainer 29: How much trouble is the ANC in?
18 August 2016
Since South Africa’s first democratic general election in 1994 the African National Congress has won the majority of votes across the country every single time. But this month something changed – a new phase of democracy…
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The Foreign Desk - Explainer 26: Are the Olympics still worth celebrating?
29 July 2016
Brazilian politics is not at its best and no doubt there will be problems and huge costs involved in the country hosting the Olympics. But the Games have the potential to bring nations together. So, is it worth it?
