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Journalists trained by IWPR produce news, analysis, and comment pieces on the issues that affect their countries and communities.Global Voices
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Neighbour states are not finding their new trade relations easy going. -
Eurasian grouping will include half of the world’s population when it expands next year. -
Families willing to go to great lengths to ensure children get a specialised education. -
Regimes are jumping on an anti-incitement bandwagon to silence critics. -
How has the late leader left his country after 25 years of autocratic rule?
29 Sep 16
Neighbour states are not finding their new trade relations easy going.
Interview
26 Sep 16
Eurasian grouping will include half of the world’s population when it expands next year.
Photo Essay
22 Sep 16
Families willing to go to great lengths to ensure children get a specialised education.
Comment
16 Sep 16
Regimes are jumping on an anti-incitement bandwagon to silence critics.
8 Sep 16
How has the late leader left his country after 25 years of autocratic rule?
Comment
6 Sep 16
The late leader leaves a tainted legacy and no evident successor.
Photo Essay
5 Sep 16
Looking back at images of life in the quarter-century since independence.
2 Sep 16
Rumours circulate that funeral preparations have already begun.
31 Aug 16
The authoritarian system built over 25 years may outlast any one leader.
25 Aug 16
The planned cascade of plants seems doomed as investment collapses.
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