Uzbekistan slipping backwards to earlier repression

The current president promised a break with his predecessor's iron grip, but has failed on many counts

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The EU's regulatory proposal for artificial intelligence seeks to balance the needs of innovation, safety and rights

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Haiti’s political instability necessitates fresh elections, but also makes them more risky to hold

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A divisive electoral dispute has deepened after the president moved to delay polls by two years

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A major attack on security forces in Chhattisgarh highlights the latent threat posed by Maoist insurgents

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The conflict in the predominantly anglophone Northwest and Southwest regions overshadows growing Boko Haram attacks

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Critics are demanding a rethink on the Digital Security Act, but the government is holding firm

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