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Hungary's move to rule by decree and punish 'disinformation' provokes generalised response but no specific condemnation
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The apparent urgency of removing US forces before November's elections gives the Taliban leeway to fight as well as talk
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Colombia’s largest guerrilla group has declared a humanitarian ceasefire, but talk of peace is wishful thinking
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As Central American governments strive to limit the spread of COVID-19, US policies increase the risks of contagion
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Enforcement of social restrictions in several African countries has already sparked violence
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Ceasefire calls come amid fears of a devastating COVID-19 impact, and expectations of a Saudi exit rise
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Once normality returns, Serbia will probably resume its half-hearted EU bid while keeping in with Russia and China
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The UN envoy has called for a ceasefire and increased aid to fight the pandemic
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Latin America's prison systems are notoriously overcrowded, potentially hastening the spread of illness
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The peace agreement is still holding, but the accountability mechanisms it envisaged rest on shaky foundations
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