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The Sahel's "Great Green Wall" is more than about planting trees

9 September 2020

The project is expected to generate jobs and help communities avoid dangerous activities such as illegal immigration, terrorism or illicit trafficking.

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Bouznika dialogue seeks to narrow differences between warring Libyan factions

8 September 2020

Morocco hosts confidence-building talks between Libyan factions ahead of formal negotiations in Geneva

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ISIS shows it is still alive and kicking in Tunisia

8 September 2020

Technocratic government led by Hichem El Mechichi faces jihadist attack within days of its appointment.

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Belarus: EU prepares sanctions as situation deteriorates

8 September 2020

A statement by EU Foreign Policy chief, Josep Borrell, called on the authorities to stop political persecution and engage in an inclusive national dialogue, in full respect of the Belarusian people’s democratic and fundamental rights.

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Lavrov in Syria on first visit since 2012

8 September 2020

Russia is a close ally and partner for the Syrian government on many issues.

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Will Nord Stream 2 be the next victim of Novichok?

8 September 2020

German Chancellor Angela Merkel has faced mounting pressure from MPs from across the political spectrum to consider sanctions on the pipeline in response to the attempt on the life of Russian opposition personality, Alexei Navalny

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Belarusian opposition leader abducted in Minsk

8 September 2020

A local media website, Tut.by, gave an eyewitness account of people in civilian clothes and masks dragging Maria Kolesnikova into a minivan

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EU Council president Charles Michel discusses Aegean issues with Turkish president

7 September 2020

Michel said Friday (4 September) that EU leaders will meet on 24 and 25 September and proposed holding a multilateral conference to defuse tensions in the Aegean Sea

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Opinion: The Caesar Act: Well-intentioned, but counter-productive

7 September 2020

Despite being a diplomatic achievement for the Syrian opposition, the Caesar Act offers only painfully narrow opportunities for progress in the peace process in Syria argues Noman Ahmed in this op-ed

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The Sahel's "Great Green Wall" is more than about planting trees

Bouznika dialogue seeks to narrow differences between warring Libyan factions

ISIS shows it is still alive and kicking in Tunisia

Belarus: EU prepares sanctions as situation deteriorates

Lavrov in Syria on first visit since 2012

Will Nord Stream 2 be the next victim of Novichok?

Belarusian opposition leader abducted in Minsk

EU Council president Charles Michel discusses Aegean issues with Turkish president

Opinion: The Caesar Act: Well-intentioned, but counter-productive