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Will Spain shift to the right?
Socialist prime minister faces serious challenge in Sunday's early elections.
What are the dangers of extreme heat?
The northern hemisphere is witnessing unprecedented heat, floods and fires.
Are Iran and the US on the verge of a new agreement?
Despite the ups and downs of the talks between Iran and Western countries, both sides are motivated to reach a deal.
Why has Russia exited the grain deal brokered by Turkey?
Turkey's President Erdogan says he is hopeful agreement to facilitate Ukrainian grain exports can be revived.
Should the developed world pay for climate change?
As the US and China restart talks, debate is continuing over who should fund efforts to combat the climate crisis.
How do EU deals to curb migration balance with human rights duty?
European Union delegation in Tunis signs agreement with Tunisia for cash and migration clampdown.
China vs US: Competing interests, conflicting narratives
China and the US say they want to improve communications, but mutual suspicion runs deep. Plus, Kenya’s TV evangelists.
Dimie Ogoina: Is mpox health emergency over in the Global South?
The Nigerian scientist who diagnosed the first recent mpox case discusses whether the health emergency is really over.
How can global hunger be reduced?
Rise in hunger 'stalled' globally in 2022, but remains elevated in some parts of the world.
Is ASEAN at risk of being used by more powerful countries?
Indonesia hosts southeast Asian regional forum with China, Russia and the US attending, too.
Can Egypt help end the war in Sudan?
The Egyptian government hosts a regional summit, but the warring sides are not invited.
Why Ukraine won’t be joining NATO anytime soon
Political scientist John Mearsheimer says the West will support a frozen conflict in Ukraine, but not NATO membership.
What influence does Iran have in Africa?
Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi is on a three-country African tour, hoping to forge new alliances.
Why is solitary confinement in US prisons so routine?
Tens of thousands of people are held in protracted isolation with dire implications for their health, rights groups say.
Repairing relations between the US and China
Two high-profile US visitors have been to Beijing in the past month amid US-China tensions.
What’s behind US decision to supply cluster bombs to Ukraine?
President Joe Biden says such weapons are needed as Kyiv runs out of ammunition during Russian invasion.
What’s the lasting impact of the Jenin raid?
We ask what lies ahead for Palestinians in the aftermath of Israel’s assault on refugee camp.
How much of a threat are private armies?
As Russia recovers from what it calls Wagner's rebellion, there's a new focus on private armies.
Why is the internet in love with the ‘orca uprising’?
Orca confrontations with boats are on the rise, prompting humans to reexamine their impact on nature.