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Not for turning
Indonesian president Joko Widodo tells us how he navigates hardline groups, political opponents and speed bumps.
Politics
Cape Verde’s PM tells us why small states have it better, plus Honduran press freedom under threat.
All for one
In one of the world’s most violent cities, the opposition is united. Can they take power?
Steppe change
With China and Russia as neighbours, Mongolia’s future rests on pragmatism and smart planning. We look at the forces driving the growth of central Asia’s oasis of democracy.
Africa/Middle East
A risky ride with Robert Mugabe’s motorcade and the South African mayor signposting a watershed in Cape Town politics.
Asia
Where the protest movement goes next in Hong Kong and forthcoming "elections" in Tajikistan.
Breaking barriers
A quarter century since the Berlin Wall fell, Central and Eastern Europe have been transformed. But democracy in the former Communist countries remains a work in progress, free of Soviet rule.
New dawn
Tunisia’s presidential elections mark a democratic milestone in a region fragmented by the Arab Spring. It is hoped the results might show the way for the nation’s troubled neighbours.
Party politics
As European parties lose touch with voters, Denmark’s Folkemødet festival has a solution: invite them on a summer break. It gathers the nation’s leaders to bring politics closer to the people.
