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The visit was an indication that Israel’s beleaguered peace movement, though battered by years of stalemate, is not yet dead.

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Following Belarus’s shock release of a group of political prisoners in August and September, Index went to meet them ...

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Akbar Notezai travelled to the capital to talk exclusively to some of the journalists who were physically assaulted ...

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