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President Erdogan tightens the noose around social media
Debate about racism
Germany is not the anti-racist model the U.S. is looking for

Violence against women
Femicide on the rise in Turkey
Interview with Indian Muslim writer Sadia Dehlvi
"The soul of India is inclusive, pluralistic, and democratic"
Lebanese author Elias Khoury in interview
Beirut's ruling class – "The stupidest mafia there is"
Interview with a mixed-faith couple
Experiences in a Christian-Muslim marriage
Hedwig Klein and "Mein Kampf"
The unknown Arabist
Beirut in crisis
Can things get any worse for the people of Lebanon?

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Australian envoy visits detained British-Australian academic Kylie Moore-Gilbert in Iran
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Panic in Beirut: two immense blasts shook Beirut and the surrounding areas of the Lebanese capital, prompting panic as residents rushed to safety. "I have never in my life seen a disaster this big," Beirut's governor told local TV

Beirut blast aftermath: destruction, chaos and rescue

A powerful explosion rocked the Lebanese capital of Beirut, killing at least 100 people and injuring thousands more. Hospitals quickly filled beyond capacity and there have been appeals for people to give blood. By Darko Janjevic

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Beirut in crisis

Can things get any worse for the people of Lebanon?

Lebanese author Elias Khoury in interview

Beirut's ruling class – "The stupidest mafia there is"

The West and the Middle East

Casting a long shadow – Napoleon's intervention in Egypt

Uighur repression in China

Donald Trump, the obstacle to Washington's Uighur policy

Press freedom in Turkey

President Erdogan tightens the noose around social media

Debate about racism

Germany is not the anti-racist model the U.S. is looking for

Violence against women

Femicide on the rise in Turkey

Interview with Indian Muslim writer Sadia Dehlvi

"The soul of India is inclusive, pluralistic, and democratic"

Lebanese author Elias Khoury in interview

Beirut's ruling class – "The stupidest mafia there is"

Interview with a mixed-faith couple

Experiences in a Christian-Muslim marriage

Hedwig Klein and "Mein Kampf"

The unknown Arabist

Beirut in crisis

Can things get any worse for the people of Lebanon?

In brief

Record temperatures and pending deals inflame Iraq's power woes

Beirut residents awake to scenes of devastation after deadly port explosion

Australian envoy visits detained British-Australian academic Kylie Moore-Gilbert in Iran

Modi enjoys twin triumphs for India's Hindu nationalists

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Beirut blast aftermath: destruction, chaos and rescue