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A long, intimate if rough partnership is going badly wrong. Donald Rayfield explains why Tbilisi and Moscow fell out of love
Creative commons, open source and open access are the buzzwords of the digital age. But are they a just reward for creative endeavour, asks Ehsan Masood
The Dayton agreement has frozen Bosnian divisions. Nicholas Walton in Sarajevo sees an election glimmer
Italy's new Democratic Party could pioneer a realignment of Europe's political landscape, says Denis MacShane
The true scale of 1956's epic revolution puts Hungary's 2006 protests in perspective, says Patrice de Beer
The unknowns surrounding Abdul Qadeer Khan's nuclear network suggest the scale of its damage, writes Gordon Corera
Carlos Reyes-Manzo documents the effects of drought in Ethiopia in a powerful photo slideshow
The peace agreement is broken, says Alex de Waal, who helped mediate it. Creating a new one will be hard. But there is no other way
The US vice-president has justified pre-emptive war. Leading legal scholars respond in an open letter: "Congress must say no - law matters"
Turkish writers – Orhan Pamuk, Hrant Dink, Elif Shafak – are prosecuted for speaking freely. It's Europe's problem too, says Daria Vaisman
In our final Ulysses prize extract, Zhou Qing exposes the underbelly of Chinese food production, from opiates in soup to pesticides in pickles
Plus: Juanita León documents youth protest music in Urabá, Colombia
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