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Has Germany’s AfD hit a ceiling?
The far-right party makes gains in regional elections, but still faces concerns about extremism.
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Paris from center to periphery
A summer stroll provides a window into the striking inequality of today’s cities.
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Behind its storybook facade, a German city turns inward
An inherently international border town illustrates how the anti-immigrant AfD is gaining ground.
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France’s far right eyes the prize
In the south, the National Rally hopes local elections next year will pave the way to national victory.
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Saudi Arabia’s hidden diversity
In Jeddah, a society with different cultural norms but many of the same economic challenges.
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In Hungary, opposition’s main challenge is to unite
But it’s an uphill fight when nationalism and family values are providing a template for Europe’s right wing.
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The battle for a ‘French Islam’
In an ideologically charged tug-of-war, divergent figures jockey over who best represents France’s Muslims.
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Saudi Arabia’s modernization gamble
Can the kingdom provide enough financial security to rewrite its basic social contract?