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For decades, countries of the global North have cultivated an image of themselves as paragons of cleanliness, environmental responsibility and sustainability. Their cities are orderly, their waste management systems efficient, and their citizens are encouraged to consume ethically through recycling, donating and purchasing “green” products. Yet this carefully maintained image depends upon a profound geographical…

When a president or a prime minister loses an election there’s usually an obvious alternative lined up and ready for action. ‘Succession’ politics can be complex and have been debated by historians for many centuries; the International Criminal Court’s current parlous state makes it ripe for such speculation. Following prosecutor Karim Khan’s official ouster by…