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The sisters rescued a man who was in serious trouble with his child while swimming in the Waters of Philorth.

While Draghi has kept Italys economy growing and its vaccine calendar on track, the 2023 parliamentary elections make the countrys future stability uncertain.

Iranians want a different country. It is well set for change. We just don’t know how it’s going to happen and in which direction.

The extreme right appears to be surging across Europe. Alain Frachon, journalist for Le Monde, discusses extremism and Frances upcoming presidential election.

Young political candidates are springing up in some countries, but many LatAm countries have entrenched elites and political dynasties that are hard to oust.

Accountability — both personal and geopolitical — grew in importance in 2021. Ryan Heath looks back at 2021s takeaways and forecasts some of 2022’s trends.

Altamar hosts Peter Schechter and Muni Jensen are joined by James Politi of the Financial Times to sort out the confusing world economy.

Washington and Beijing are jockeying for military advantage — and international partners — to develop the moon and are locked in what increasingly looks like an arms race.

This month marks the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Soviet Union. So much has changed in Russia. And yet, so little is different. What’s next?

Europe’s politics are in flux, with French and German presidential elections on the horizon, and voters increasingly apathetic about their leaders. Brexit has become a fact of life; vaccinations are accelerating, but so too is the Delta variant, causing some COVID restrictions to return. The infringement on democratic rights in Eastern Europe continues to cause concern, but on the other hand, economic growth is moving quickly and the first Eurobond in history was a success. So what do the nex...