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The transitional government in Sudan announced last month that it will extradite former dictator Omar …
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Europe Has Spent Years Trying to Prevent ‘Chaos’ in the Sahel. It Failed
“The terrorists are quick,” German Chancellor Angela Merkel told reporters after a summit with the …
Read More »Mozambique’s Insurgency Requires a Multi-Pronged Response
A violent insurgency in Mozambique’s northernmost province of Cabo Delgado is sparking fears that the …
Read More »Burkina Faso’s Gamble on Negotiating With Jihadists Could Backfire
In early June, jihadist militants in Burkina Faso raided homes and the local market in …
Read More »Sunday’s vote in Iraq clouded by a disillusioned electorate
Blinking under the garish lights of a hotel ballroom in southern Iraq, Wael Makhsusi argued …
Read More »Brazil: Economy Minister Could Use International Reserves To Pay BRICS Bank
Brazil’s Economy Minister Paulo Guedes argued that the government should use some $200 million from …
Read More »Tensions In Tehran-Baku Relations And Iran’s Ideological And Revolutionary Foreign Policy – OpEd
“Karabakh belongs to the Republic of Azerbaijan and it is part of Islam”, “Karabakh belongs …
Read More »The U.S. Doesn’t Have to Choose Between Counterterrorism and Great Power Competition
In an address to the nation in early July, President Joe Biden suggested that one …
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Andrej Babiš si jako podnikatel pořídil několik nemovitostí na Azurovém pobřeží ve Francii. „Realitní kancelář …
Read More »Why the World’s Eyes Are on the Afghanistan-Tajikistan Border
Afghanistan and Tajikistan share a 1,400-kilometer border. Recently, a war of words has erupted between …
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