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How Donald Trump triumphed: Victory in 7 charts
By Richard Allen Greene, CNN
It looked clear, heading into Election Day: the polls were tightening, but Hillary Clinton had plenty of paths to victory over Donald Trump. The smart money was betting on her to become the first woman president of the United States.

3,800 dead ... and more on the way
By Richard Allen Greene, CNN. Graphics by Wafaa Ayish for CNN
Rickety boats that should never have sailed. Unscrupulous smugglers with no regard for life. And desperate people risking everything.

From Thatcher to May: What's changed for women?
By Richard Allen Greene and AJ Willingham, CNN. Graphics by Anastasia Beltyukova for CNN
Margaret Thatcher became the United Kingdom's first female prime minister in 1979; Theresa May now becomes its second. Some things are still the same 37 years later. (Queen Elizabeth still rules the roost in Buckingham Palace, for example.) But here's what has changed for women worldwide between 1979 and now:

From graffiti to bombs and gas: Syria's civil war
By Richard Allen Greene and Sean O'Key, CNN
Syria's civil war began with the arrests of a handful of children during Arab Spring protests in March 2011. Now more than 300,000 people are dead, and nearly half the population has been forced out of their homes. Explore the timeline above to see how we got to this point.

Europe's migrant crisis by the numbers
Hundreds of thousands of refugees and migrants are risking everything to get to Europe. Who are they and where are they coming from?

The free-for-all in Syria will make your head spin
By Richard Allen Greene, CNN. Graphic by Anastasia Beltyukova for CNN

Could you govern the UK?
By Richard Allen Greene, Sarah-Grace Mankarious and Nav Garcha, CNN
Traditionally, the British liked their politics simple: There were two big parties, one or the other won most of the seats in the House of Commons at election time, and the party leader became prime minister.

FIFA scandal collector cards: Get the whole set!
Richard Allen Greene and Sarah-Grace Mankarious, CNN
So many arrests and so many men wanted and then there's the resignation of the top boss -- FIFA president Sepp Blatter.

Paris attack suspects: What we know
By Richard Greene, CNN
At least eight men attacked Paris Nov. 13 with AK-47s. Seven of them detonated suicide vests, killing people at a concert, outside a soccer stadium and at cafes and restaurants. Here's what we know about them.

Interactive map: Nazi death camps
By Richard Allen Greene and Inez Torre, CNN
The names of some Nazi concentration camps live in infamy: Bergen-Belsen, where Anne Frank died.

Oscar Pistorius murder verdict: How the judge will decide
Richard Allen Greene and Kelly Phelps, CNN
The prosecution and defense have made their cases, and now Judge Thokozile Masipa must decide: Did Oscar Pistorius intentionally kill his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp? Was it murder?

Oscar Pistorius trial: Murder or mistake?
As the Paralympian takes the stand in the Reeva Steenkamp murder trial, CNN's Richard Greene looks back at the key points made by the prosecution.

About

Richard Allen Greene is a CNN Senior News Editor. He runs CNN's London newsdesk, breaks news, and explains numbers in the news through interactive graphics and animations. He has reported on politics and religion for CNN, and covered the trials of Oscar Pistorius and Amanda Knox and the election of Pope Francis. Richard speaks Czech and Spanish and runs a lot. Story ideas, deep thoughts, fan mail and complaints to richard.greene@cnn.com.