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Gorbachev hopes for improvement in EU-Russia relations
28 February 2021
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Protestors in Kutaisi call for a halt to the construction of an HPP in the Rioni Gorge
28 February 2021
Thousands of Georgians on Sunday (28 February) demonstrated in the country's second city, Kutaisi, against the construction of a Hyrdro-electric Power Plant (HPP) in the nearby Rioni Gorge.
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Policy recommendations for Jordan's transition into renewables
28 February 2021
A new report by the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) identified several policy measures that could help Jordan advance its transition towards renewable sources of energy.
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Mass brawl in Dagestan during judo championship
28 February 2021
The incident took place during a fight for reaching the finals in an under-23 championship between contestants from Dagestan and North Ossetia in the town of Kaspysk.
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Tunisia's institutions head towards a dangerous deadlock
27 February 2021
Rivalry between the national institutions in Tunisia threatens the basis of this rare but fragile democratic state in North Africa. Some parties have called for street protests in support of one side or the other.
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Divergent views emerge on future Sahel strategy
26 February 2021
Despite the deployment of the G5 force with the backing of France, the Sahel region continues to suffer from regular jihadist attacks. Although France and its allies participated in the G5 summit last week, they appeared to be pursuing diverging courses of action for combating threats from insurgents.
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Who is friend, who is foe, in Russia's war on terror?
26 February 2021
Last year, 72 terrorism-related crimes were foiled in Russia, 25% more than in 2019, President Putin told the FSB. Experts stress that extremist activity remains one of major challenges for the post-Soviet states. Bur Russians seem unclear who is friend and who is foe in their war on terror.
