‘Brexatom’ could disrupt UK nuclear sector

Leaving the EU’s atomic energy agency without a deal would threaten the nuclear industry's operations

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Albanian reform may pick up now PSSh rules alone

Governing alone with an outright majority, the new administration will have a freer hand to pursue its policy goals

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Any benefit to the president of his predecessor's arrest will be short-lived

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Poland's right-wing government is strong at home, but weak abroad

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In a country known for its low crime rates, the Nicaraguan government’s latest penal reform is raising suspicions

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Despite the passage of the government's labour reform, Temer's survival in the presidency looks increasingly unlikely

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Opposition leader Kilicdaroglu’s justice march has improved his credentials but not altered political realities

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The Supreme Court's ruling on martial law has gone in the government's favour

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Despite the end of an internet shutdown earlier this year, anglophone Cameroonians are set to keep striking

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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government has tabled a dramatic overhaul of Canada’s security legislation

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