Uganda’s 80-year-old president announced that, after more than four decades in power, he will seek yet another term next year.

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The Philippines’ self-governing Bangsamoro will hold its first-ever elections this year, capping a peace process that has ...

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Top-down approaches to addressing climate change ignore a fundamental reality: Success will hinge on a sound understanding of ...

A series of recent reversals underscore a surprising theme of Starmer’s premiership: He has largely been governing from a ...