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Turkey’s president insists on low interest rates. That could cost him politically, this research shows.
As Turkey slashed interest rates last year, the value of the Turkish lira plummeted
Sudan’s civilian leader resigned. Now the military has sole control of the government.
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In Ethiopia’s civil war, violence against civilians is eroding support for the government
Minority groups like the Qemant are caught between competing visions of the country’s future
African and Western diplomats want the fighting to stop in Ethiopia. Less pressure might help.
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France elevated Josephine Baker to the Panthéon as a symbol of racial equality. Here’s the reality.
French racism was different than U.S. racism, but just as real