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In-depth: Iraq held elections in October, but political parties have failed to elect a president. Legal experts say decisions by Iraq's top court, influenced by political pressure, have breached the country's constitution.
In-depth: Russia's invasion of Ukraine has led to soaring food prices amid significant disruption to the supply of staple grains, with the risk of political unrest, migration, and acute hunger.
In-depth: Prompted by the release of a report by a group of British MPs, the debate comes as the crackdown on activists and politicians intensifies in the run-up to Turkey's next elections.
In-depth: Washington is backing Syrian-Kurdish attempts to cast aside divisions and form one unified political authority after years of political fragmentation and strife.
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In-depth: Lithuania and neighbouring countries have faced a surge of mostly Iraqi migrants in recent months, amid accusations that Belarusian strongman Alexander Lukashenko is weaponising migration against the EU.
In-depth: Lacking sophisticated air defence systems for several decades now, Iraq is shopping around.
In-depth: Syrians detained in Saudi Arabia for failing to renew their residency permits or for 'abscondment' are choosing to remain imprisoned for years rather than face the terrifying prospect of being deported to Syria.
In-depth: For Turkey, getting approval to buy F-16Vs and modernisation kits could be its last chance to ensure it has a capable and relatively modern air force for the foreseeable future.
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In-depth: More than 95 female candidates were elected in Iraq's election according to preliminary results, exceeding the 83-seat quota. But some say political parties are manipulating the system for electoral gain, rather than to empower women.