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La France vers l’exploitation des richesses du Niger après avoir perdu sa bataille au Mali ?

Il semble que l’ancienne puissance coloniale d’Afrique n’ait pas digéré sa sortie militaire et politique du Mali après avoir démantelé les partenariats avec ce dernier dans quasiment tous les domaines après de longues années non seulement d’échec à éliminer le terrorisme et rétablir la sécurité mais également l’exploitation des différentes …

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Twenty-first-century diplomacy: Strengthening US diplomacy for the challenges of today and tomorrow

The Scowcroft Center’s project on twenty-first-century diplomacy Earlier this year, the Scowcroft Center for Strategy and Security launched a project on twenty-first-century diplomacy, generously supported by Dataminr, to address how US diplomacy should adapt to meet twenty-first-century challenges. To begin this project, the center hosted a workshop that brought together …

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Breaking the Black Sea Blockade: How Far Will the West Go?

The Biden administration and EU nations have been painstakingly “careful” to confine the war to Ukraine’s frontiers and the nearby Black Sea, according to reports. They are avoiding anything that might be construed as military escalation with Russia since the beginning of the war. This involves the collection of weaponry …

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PYD Co-chair Ready to Talk to Turkey, Regime

Saleh Muslim, the co-chair of the Democratic Union Party (PYD), said on Wednesday that they are ready for dialogue with all parties including Turkey to solve the Syrian crisis. Muslim told North Press, “We welcome all parties that want to solve the Syrian crisis and the Kurdish issue.”

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Open Balkan: Future Belongs To The People

The European Union’s treats Western Balkans states as a wicked stepmother. While this has not significantly changed even after the Russian invasion on Ukraine, it did triggered a fundamental debate on whether the EU wants at all to admit the remaining six Western Balkan countries (Serbia, North Macedonia, Albania, Montenegro, …

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Iraqi forces kill 2 ISIS suspects in Makhmour

The military media did not elaborate on the suspects’ identities but stated the operation was a “pre-emptive” one. The Iraqi Security Forces (ISF) killed two suspected ISIS militants on Mount Graw in Makhmour on Tuesday, according to the Iraqi Security Media Cell. The Nineveh Joint Operations Command carried out the …

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Johnson’s Exit May Get Messy For Conservative Party

Boris Johnson may have resigned as Conservative leader on Wednesday, but the UK ruling party’s troubles are far from over. While Conservative MPs are largely of the view that now is the right time for Prime Minister Boris Johnson to go, they and the wider party are very divided as …

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