FeaturesCover story World The Strong HorseAmerica has no chance of defeating ISIS unless it can win over the Sunni tribes in Iraq and Syria.
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WorldRussian Spies Return to Europe in 'New Cold War'One European expert claims that at least one third of all Russia's diplomats work for Putin's intelligence agencies
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WorldUnravelling a World War Two Murder MysteryThe real-life murder mystery of a British army medic, a womanising SS officer, and the niece of a famous Nazi
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World'Ridicule!' Cry Parisians to New Skyscraper ProposalsA jewel of neoclassical architecture, the new mayor is determined to change the most visited city on earth
WorldFerguson and Garner Cases Hurt U.S. Foreign PolicyAmerica's race problems are front-page news from London to Baghdad, and trumpeted to the remotest mountaintops via Arab-language radio and TV.
WorldThe Kurdish 'Angels of Kobane' Are Fighting on a Second FrontThe Western media's obsession with the women fighting ISIS ignores their real struggle – for equal rights
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ScienceMapping Rain Forests to Fight Climate ChangeAt the 2014 U.N. Climate Summit, high tech comes to save the rain forest.
DowntimeWorld Behind Bullet-Proof Glass, Winnie-the-Pooh Is in JailAs the Greeks campaign to have the Elgin Marbles returned, Britain wants its teddy bear back
WorldPantomine Has Never Been So Outrageous – Or So PopularSexual inuendo, dreadful puns, absurd costumes - for many British families it would not be Christmas without panto
WorldDays of Our Refugee LivesComing soon to a radio near you: a soap set in a refugee camp in Jordan.
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