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  1. Musica Sequenza Chamber Music Ensemble

    Spanning times and cultures

  2. Turkey's Syrian problem

    Refugees – a hot topic in Turkish politics

  3. The killing of journalist Shireen Abu Akleh

    The face of a generation

  4. Lebanon's chronic medicine shortage

    Zero state support, much Lebanese solidarity

  5. Water mismanagement in Iran

    Drought and diversions – pulling the plug on Isfahan

  6. Repression in Sisi's Egypt

    Egyptian media workers – systematically intimidated

  1. The killing of journalist Shireen Abu Akleh

    The face of a generation

  2. Egypt's food crisis

    Wheat from the desert?

  3. Turkey's Syrian problem

    Refugees – a hot topic in Turkish politics

  4. Repression in Sisi's Egypt

    Egyptian media workers – systematically intimidated

  5. Egyptian army and the Muslim Brotherhood

    Competitors in common

  6. Abdulrazak Gurnah's "Paradise"

    "Freedom is not something they can take away"

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  • India's Kashmir sees upsurge in violence after separatist Yasin Malik convicted

  • Tunisian president issues decree to hold referendum on new constitution

  • Israeli court upholds ban on Jewish prayer at Al Aqsa compound

  • 'Princess of the Wall of Death': Indonesian daredevil defies gravity and stereotypes

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Saving the last of their belongings: this woman from a village in India's northeastern state of Assam cannot save much from the floods. In the state of Bihar, the heavy rain has also damaged hundreds of hectares of crop land and thousands of fruit trees. In north-eastern Bangladesh, the worst flooding in almost 20 years has cut off two million people from the outside world

India and Bangladesh under water

Heavy rains and storms are causing huge floods and high water in both countries. Tens of thousands of people have had to leave their homes so far. By Ulrike Schulze

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