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Analysis Protesters at the endSARS protest in Lagos. Photo: Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 4.0 17 Jul 2024 The struggle for the benefits of democracy Counterfire
Analysis No to War. No to Islamophobia. Photo: Alisdaire Hickson / Flikr / CC BY 2.0 17 Jul 2024 Resisting fascism: why Islamophobia is the bigots’ racism of choice Des Freedman
Analysis Photo: Number 10 / Flickr / CC BY 2.0 16 Jul 2024 A presidential coup against the voters Kevin Ovenden
Analysis Joe Biden meets with King Abdullah II of Jordan, 2021. Photo: Public Domain 15 Jul 2024 Why is Nato in Jordan? Chris Bambery
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Analysis Marine Le Pen in 2016. Photo: Flickr/European Parliament 08 Jul 2024 France: a bad night for the fascists – weekly briefing Lindsey German
