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Squeezed out of Europe, Russian propaganda outlets seek new pastures in Africa
29 March 2022
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Negev Summit brings Arab and Israeli leaders together
28 March 2022
The foreign ministers of Bahrain, the UAE, Morocco, and Egypt along with the American and Israeli foreign ministers are participating in a summit at the Negev Desert in Israel. Iran, Ukraine and regional security are key topics to be discussed on Monday and Tuesday.
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Opinion: The people of the South Caucasus deserve a better and more peaceful future
27 March 2022
Ahmad Alili and Stepan Grigoryan are members of a Joint Liaison Group of Armenian and Azerbaijani experts currently finalising a report on how confidence-building measures can support lasting peace in the South Caucasus. In this jointly written paper they say that the crisis in Ukraine has reminded the people of the South Caucasus of the horrors of war. “In the South Caucasus people have suffered enough from violent conflict. They deserve a better and more peaceful future, and all of us should contribute to that objective”, they write in this opinion paper.
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Opinion: Three summits, one message - Mr Putin we will make sure your aggression in Ukraine will fail
25 March 2022
One month after Mr Putin launched an unprovoked war against Russia's neighbour Ukraine, despite being warned of the serious consequences if he did that, the leaders attending the summits in Brussels had one important message: Mr Putin, we will not let you get away with this. We are united in making sure that your aggression against Ukraine fails.
It cannot be otherwise, writes Dennis Sammut in this op-ed. If Putin destroys the Ukrainian state, and the rest of the world does nothing, then we will be back to the dark days of the 1930s. No country or society in the world will be able to feel safe again.
