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Luke Harding
Outgunned rebels struggle on in Syria’s Aleppo
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Luke Harding
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30 Jul 2012
Outnumbered and outgunned, anti-regime guerrillas are fighting to stave off an onslaught by Bashar al-Assad's forces in Aleppo, Syria.
Libyan minority want new deal
Africa
Luke Harding
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6 Jul 2012
The Amazigh were oppressed by Gaddafi and now face another battle for their language and culture, writes Luke Harding.
Racism could turn Ukraine Euro 2012 into PR disaster
Article
Luke Harding
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31 May 2012
On the eve of the Euro 2012 football championships Ukraine is staring at nothing less than a full-blown PR disaster, writes Luke Harding.
Art takes the cake
Article
Luke Harding
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20 Apr 2012
An African rights body has called on a Swedish minister to resign over her role in an art event that highlighted female genital mutilation and racism.
Puzzle of Putin’s tears
Article
Luke Harding
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9 Mar 2012
Was it fear, was it rage -- or was the ex-KGB tough guy exploring his feminine side when he wept during during his victory speech?
Speak to my lawyer — in English
Article
Luke Harding
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11 Nov 2011
Russian oligarchs favour British courts to sue each other over their ill-gotten gains.
Return of the Tsar III, IV –
Article
Luke Harding
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30 Sep 2011
The year is 2024. The world's economic prospects have perked up a bit since the collapse of the euro.
Assange haute for the count
Article
Luke Harding
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Sam Jones
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19 Dec 2010
The WikiLeaks founder was rescued from jail by a maverick right-wing libertarian, but then the Swedes spoiled the party.
Russia will revel in the World Cup
Article
Luke Harding
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10 Dec 2010
Nowhere can math the historic sweep of this post-Soviet World Cup -- and the trains are great.
Long arm of the law reaches for Assange
Article
Luke Harding
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Afua Hirsch
&
Ewen Macaskill
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6 Dec 2010
WikiLeaks founder faces growing legal problems around the world. The US announced that it's investigating whether he violated its espionage laws.
Power to Chávez
Article
Luke Harding
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25 Oct 2010
Russia has agreed to help Venezuela build its first nuclear power station in a move likely to raise concerns.
Kremlin attacks ‘cold war’ tactics
Article
Chris Mcgreal
&
Luke Harding
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2 Jul 2010
Spy affair a deliberate attempt to undermine improved US-Russia relations, says Moscow.
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