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Why West Africa's Most Stable Democracy is in Crisis

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In today’s episode, we run through the ‘constitutional coup’ that erupted in Senegal amid election delays. Also, we discuss Germany’s plan to open new gas power plants; King Charles’ cancer diagnosis; and the devastating wildfires in Chile.


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Further reading:


✍️ Senegal’s Election Delay



✍️ Germany’s Plan for New Gas Power Plants




✍️ King Charles’ Cancer Diagnosis



✍️ Wildfires in Chile



✍️ TLDR Good News



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