Turkey tops the list of countries requesting Twitter censorship in the latter half of 2014.

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The President has laid out his vision, but shows little sign of interacting with widely-held critiques of it.

Secret recordings show what the Egyptian military really thinks of its paymasters.

The country has not benefited from the euro, but no insurgent party has developed.

Anders Fogh Rasmussen says that President Putin is likely to test the alliance’s resolve directly.

Syriza is proving to be incapable of serious, effective negotiations.

The votes are in, and academics think Kerry is the least effective Secretary of State of our time.

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