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Taking Stock of the Taliban’s Perspectives on Peace
They should develop clear negotiating positions on key issues and work to convince their members that peace requires compromise. ICG…
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Traditional council frees Taliban setting up peace talks
The declaration read out in both of Afghanistan’s official languages of Pashto and Farsi calls for an immediate start to…
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Solidarity with the Germans
If anything, the way debt mutualization was snuck into the financing of the scheme will probably turn out to have…
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China and Iran are about to Become Allies—Here’s What We Should Do about It
”Two ancient Asian cultures, two partners in the sectors of trade, economy, politics, culture and security with a similar outlook…
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Defence strategists say more nations need to join Australia and the US in South China Sea
Foreign Minister Marise Payne and Defence Minister Linda Reynolds will look to secure an agreement with the US to work…
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EU: Failure to Reach Budget Deal ‘Related to Economics Versus Sociocultural Issues’, Pundit Says
The rector of the European University Cyprus, Kostas Gouliamos, has shared his views on the reasons why EU countries can’t…
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Ireland left out as EU opens borders to 15 states including Australia, Canada and Japan
European Union member states approved a list of 15 countries around the world that are deemed safe for travel, agreeing…
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Mali’s Algiers Peace Agreement, Five Years On: An Uneasy Calm
In this Q&A, Crisis Group expert Mathieu Pellerin explains why and calls for redoubling efforts to push ahead with the…
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Gove rejects European Union’s assertion on Northern Ireland protocol
Michael Gove has promised that businesses in Northern Ireland will not need to complete exit summary declarations when they send…
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Nile Dam Talks: A Short Window to Embrace Compromise
Egypt and Sudan demand that it not do so without an agreement. ICG All three countries urgently need to make…
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Iraq: Fixing Security in Kirkuk
The arrangement is unsettling communal relations, with Kurds feeling excluded. ICG With outside help, Baghdad and Erbil should design a…
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EU leaders deeply divided on recovery budget, Michel tells Parliament
Leaders of EU countries still disagree strongly over a proposed economic-recovery plan tied to the bloc’s next long-term budget, European…
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Why the Iran-North Korea Missile Alliance Is Pure Trouble
On January 7, 2020, Iran launched ballistic missiles at American bases located in Iraq. Bruce E. Bechtol The National Interest…
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Europeans ‘regret’ US plan to withdraw from Open Skies Treaty
PARIS — Ten European signatories of the Open Skies Treaty, including France and Germany, expressed regret Friday over the Trump…
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Europe’s latest step toward fiscal integration
In a joint announcement on May 18, the two leaders stole the limelight from the European Commission, declaring their agreement…
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Merkel’s milestone moment
PARIS — She did it! Paul Taylor Politico n the twilight of her chancellorship, Angela Merkel has secured her place in…
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