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The editors of The Economist are delighted that young Brits seem to have political attitudes and values that agree with those of the editors. And Boris Johnson.
An interactive quiz to help you decide if you have the necessary qualifications to be president of Iran
As Iran prepares for its presidential election, Pew put the entire Islamic Republic through a different sort of vote: public opinion. The polling firm surveyed people in 39 countries for their views on Iran.
LONDON — After the recent slaying of a British soldier in a suspected Islamist extremist attack, angry social media users took to Twitter and Facebook, with some dispatching racially and religiously charged comments that got them quickly noticed on...
The UK economy is so "dysfunctional" and biased towards London it is not in Scotland's interests to remain in the monetary union, a think-tank says.
Russians view Leonid Brezhnev as the most positive of all Soviet and Russian leaders in the 20th century, but Vladimir Lenin and Joseph Stalin were close behind in an opinion poll released on Wednesday. ...
Hacking in China thrives across official, corporate and criminal worlds and is openly discussed and promoted, whether for breaking into private networks, tracking dissent or stealing trade secrets.
This week Iran's electoral watchdog, the Guardians Council, approved the candidacies of just eight of the nearly 700 people who applied to run in next month's presidential election.
Documentary filmmaking isn't always easy in China; like many forms of journalism, it is political by its very coexistence with state controls that the filmmakers may or may not accept.
Now that Iranian authorities have disqualified former president Hasmei Rafsanjani from the coming presidential race, one of the candidates who appears to be emerging as an early favorite is Saeed Jalili, the country's lead nuclear negotiator.
Chinese artist Ai Weiwei has unveiled his newest piece in Hong Kong a work composed of 1,800 large tins of milk powder, arranged into a map of China. Each province is marked off by a different brand of milk.
FOR five days Iran’s interior ministry opened its doors to the people, inviting presidential hopefuls to register for the election on June 14th.
Mexico's president sacks an official over an incident caused by his daughter last month, in a case of abuse of power that has trended on Twitter.
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China's latest manned spacecraft has blasted off into orbit from it launch centre in the Gobi Desert.
Former president says his moderate ally Hassan Rouhani is "more suitable" than others to lead the country.
US call to fully account for those killed, detained or missing in 1989 crackdown draws angry response from Beijing.
Police detains campaigners for leading opposition candidate Hassan Rouhani in Tehran ahead of June 14 presidential poll.
Chinese artist Ai Weiwei releases a foul-mouthed music video in which he recreates his detention and rages against abuses of state power.
David Cameron has a reputation for taking things easy.
The number of people coming to the UK has fallen by over 80,000 in the last year as figures show net migration is down by a third.
Campaign to discourage veils and growing long beards in a bid to "dilute religious consciousness," say media reports.
(LONDON) — A British official says a violent attack near a London barracks is being investigated as a possible terrorist act. Police said two men attacked another man on Wednesday. One man is dead and two others were injured.
A Scottish government paper on independence will argue Scotland's potential for growth is being held back by the lack of decision-making powers.
WHAT is the best response when facing a regional insurgency and your troops are fanning the flames with violent raids that leave as many civilians dead as insurgents?
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