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Rising anti-Semitism has Germany’s Jewish community on edge
But despite increasing threats, some in Berlin are optimistic about a new, vibrant Jewish culture.
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An ancient tea horse roadtrip in pictures
A motorcycle adventure along Yunnan’s historic trade route.
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The statistics look promising, but is El Salvador really safer?
Reflections on the country’s new security plan six months on.
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Give me stability or give me death
China’s aversion to social unrest and prospects for political reform.
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As Germany marks Berlin Wall anniversary, east-west split still divides new generation
30 years after the fall of the Wall, Germans born in 1989 reflect on why right-wing populism is ascendant in the east.
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In El Salvador, corn harvest brings together families split by migration
A majority of Central American migrants come from rural communities, where their presence is missed during annual traditions.
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AfD lays claim to East German identity
On the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, Germany’s populist far-right party promises disaffected voters in the east a new ‘Peaceful Revolution.’
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Lebanon in uncharted territory
It’s far from clear how the government can square the need for economic austerity with protesters’ steadily mounting demands.
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Present at the creation: William Eddy and the US-Saudi alliance
In a remote cemetery in Lebanon, the grave of the man who forged one of the 20th century's central relationships prompts questions about its limits.