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An interim nuclear agreement could be in sight

20 April 2021

Officials said on Monday (19 April) that Tehran and JCPOA partners have made some progress to revive the 2015 nuclear deal and that an interim agreement could be possible to buy time for a permanent framework.

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EU approves strategy towards Southern Neighbourhood

20 April 2021

The Council of the European Union on Monday (19 April) approved conclusions affirming the EU's determination to renew and strengthen its strategic partnership with its Southern Neighbourhood in the Mediterranean and the Sahel.

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Digital citizens' platform for Conference on the Future of Europe launched

20 April 2021

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EU looks towards its relations with the Indo-Pacific region

19 April 2021

The European Union (EU) announced on Monday (19 April) to step up its influence in the Indo-Pacific region in a bid to protect its interests and counter China’s rising economic power.

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Reports of clashes between government forces and rebels in Chad

19 April 2021

Tensions between the government of Chad and rebel forces increased in recent days. According to the Reuters news agency rebel fighters appear to be moving towards the capital N’Djamena. Non-essential staff from major foreign embassies were told to leave ahead of expected violence in the capital.

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Opinion: The recent Iran-China agreement has implications for the wider region

19 April 2021

The recent signing of a strategic partnership with Iran shows that China is now a significant player in the geopolitics of the wider Middle East. This has implications for the South Caucasus and particularly Armenia, writes Benyamin Poghosyan in this op-ed

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Turkey and Greece edge clumsily towards reconciliation

18 April 2021

While it appears that relations will continue with their ups and downs in somewhat dramatic fashion, the two sides are clumsily edging towards some sort of reconciliation. Both NATO and the EU would be much relieved.

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EU Member State blocks European criticism on China

17 April 2021

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20 April 2021 - Oman the peacemaker; Political turmoil in Kuwait; New understanding on JCPOA taking shape

An interim nuclear agreement could be in sight

EU approves strategy towards Southern Neighbourhood

Digital citizens' platform for Conference on the Future of Europe launched

EU looks towards its relations with the Indo-Pacific region

Reports of clashes between government forces and rebels in Chad

Opinion: The recent Iran-China agreement has implications for the wider region

Turkey and Greece edge clumsily towards reconciliation

EU Member State blocks European criticism on China