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Manoj Ladwa / March 9, 2018
A Labour Government could still be hugely advantageous to India, if Corbyn and McDonnell are willing to accept how the country is evolving
Lucie Béraud-Sudreau, Bastian Giegerich / March 6, 2018
The defence spending measure is problematic when it comes to assessing military capability
The coalition agreement consists mostly of bland aspirations to virtue
Steve Bloomfield / March 2, 2018
Across Europe left-wing parties may be losing, but left-wing ideas are proving surprisingly popular
Darren Loucaides / March 2, 2018
An ugly anti-immigrant election campaign has brought issues around race and migration to the surface. Can Italy make peace with its diverse future?
Sameer Rahim / March 1, 2018
Legendary foreign correspondent Steve Coll talks to Prospect about America's secret wars in Afghanistan and Pakistan
Andrew Hammond / February 26, 2018
Although the situation is still uncertain, it's not the first time international diplomacy has been affected by the games
George Magnus / February 26, 2018
It's a week of important meetings in Beijing. Here's what's happening—and what we should look out for
Rupert Stone / February 23, 2018
The marriage is one of convenience, meaning it is more fragile than it looks
David Warren / February 23, 2018
Japanese firms employ 140,000 people in Britain—and are watching on with concern
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