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In Egyptian election, results point to deeply divisive run-off race
Mohammed Morsi will face off against either a former PM and a leftist in a run-off vote to be held June 16-17, with a victor to be announced June 21
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Election 2012
The Globe's full coverage of the U.S. election
Drug-related violence
Honduras, 'murder capital of the world'
The Honduran city of San Pedro Sula holds the grim record of having the highest per-capita homicide rate in the world.
Europe
All the French president's men
They're the best of the best: a special service of France's police force trained to protect the country's presidential candidates
Breaking Caste
Inside an extraordinary school that gives India's Dalit girls a chance at a better life
Special report
Inside Hamas, the full video series
An in-depth look at what drives the Palestinian militants
On the ground
Full coverage: Famine in Somalia
Broken Europe
Old world, new realities
Follow Doug Saunders as he looks at how the debilitating economic situation is hurting the continent
