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The United States is once again trying to help the Nile dam negotiations resume, this …
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France reopens Libya embassy after 7-year closure
Most diplomats and other foreigners left the North African country after repeated attacks and kidnappings. …
Read More »‘We don’t have nearly enough’: pleas for more Syria aid at UN-EU donor conference
The aid community is bracing for significant shortfalls ahead of a donor conference that starts …
Read More »China’s Threat to Free Speech in Europe
The current standoff is, in essence, about the future of free speech in Europe. If …
Read More »Chinese Business In Central Asia: How Crony Capitalism Is Eroding Justice
China’s economic influence in Central Asia has gained a new character after President Xi Jinping …
Read More »Hedging American Risks In Afghanistan – Analysis
With the May 1 deadline for an expected United States (US) military withdrawal from Afghanistan …
Read More »Ukrainians held hostage by PKK militants in Iraqi Kurdistan over arms trafficking scam
Al-Monitor sheds light on how two Ukrainian men were taken hostage by a Kurdish militant …
Read More »The U.S. Can Still Promote Democracy in Africa
America’s democracy, once seen as a shining light and inspiration to democrats across the world, …
Read More »America Comes and Goes. Trans-Atlantic Tensions Are Forever
“First thing I’m going to have to do, and I’m not joking,” candidate Joe Biden …
Read More »How Germany Can Work With Biden to Rebuild Trans-Atlantic Ties
Joe Biden’s election as U.S. president was greeted with deep relief in Berlin, as it …
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