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Burkina Faso’s military rulers have officially renamed one of main streets in the capital Ouagadougou, replacing the country's former colonial ruler with its pan-africanist father of independence, Thomas…

Robert Malley, who is on leave from the State Department for allegedly mishandling classified reports, has deep ties to Palestinians and has been critical of Israel.

Robert Sakowitz set out to be a retail Renaissance man. Like his hero Leonardo da Vinci, he was going to do everything. And he did—including something he never imagined: fail.

Eloquence is harder to find in politics and it might be a sign of decline. Will this carry through to the dollar and should we worry about the ousting of Kevin McCarthy?

Jean-Pierre Elkabbach was known in recent years for his use of a killer question to open an interview. His career in TV and radio spanned 60 years

It will take more than a trip to the fish market to halt the gradual breakup of the Franco-German marriage

We’ve examined French voting data going back to the revolution – and it shows the politics of migration is a dead end, say authors Julia Cagé and Thomas Piketty

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A cause for optimism for the left is that the lack of public services in rural areas, deindustrialisation, unequal access to property and widening inequality are all issues that can be addressed by implementing adequate policies

In Earth's version of Elysium, on a net basis, today’s savers outside of the US devote about 60% of their globally mobile savings towards funding the US current-account deficit and, through doing that, fund 50% of the US budget deficit.