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Thomas Massie has launched a one-man rebellion from Kentucky

Donald Trump has enforced a ceasefire, but that is just a start

A joyless theocracy produces wittier videos than the Trump administration

Even his own ministers are flummoxed by the government’s defence

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One of west Africa’s bastions of democracy has fallen

It allows the country’s rulers to put off necessary reforms

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