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The World Today Xi enforces party control After the fireworks, president sets course for China’s future, writes Yu Jie
The World Today Australia’s secrecy backlash Media fights back against draconian national security laws, writes Alexandra Squires McCarthy
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The World Today Scotland’s independence radicals Angela Haggerty, the Scottish commentor and champion for independence, tells Sarah Whitehead that there is more to the cause than the SNP, but worries that the Brexit debate could alienate Scottish voters
The World Today The real Thucydides trap Greek historian is more subtle than he is given credit for, argues Bruce Clark
The World Today Russians invade Afghanistan Alan Philps describes the night the Soviet troops invaded Afghanistan and killed the president on Brezhnev’s orders
The World Today Bevin, the international realist Hans Kundnani profiles the Labour foreign secretary who was present at Nato’s birth
The World Today Democracy's losers Do we still know how to let the winners win, asks Catherine Fieschi
The World Today Qatar weathers the storm Qatar and the Gulf Crisis: A Study of Resilience by Kristian Coates Ulrichsen to be published by Hurst in January 2020, £30
The World Today Flying by the seat of his pants Erdogan Rising: The Battle for the Soul of Turkey Hannah Lucinda Smith William Collins, £18.69
The World Today Memoirs of a bridge-builder John Battersby assesses the contested role of Denis Worrall, a liberal opponent of apartheid
The World Today A hundred years of jaw-jaw not war What and how brought about the creation of Chatham House at the dawn of the 20th century.
The World Today Opposition on the ropes South Africa’s Democratic Alliance is facing an identity crisis. James Hamill explains why
The World Today Why Libya should be soaking up the sun Matthew Brubacher on the benefits of switching to solar power
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