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Sinwar’s death does not make Hamas–Fatah reconciliation more likely, whoever his successor may be
But it will recover, regenerate and retaliate in time – and Sinwar’s death will have been no surprise to Palestinians in Gaza ...
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The Democratic Republic of the Congo’s foreign policy priorities
The DRC’s Minister of Foreign Affairs discusses the country’s approach to regional stability and the role of international ...
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How Beijing is closing surveillance gaps in the South China Sea
The discovery of a new radar system on China’s Triton Island military base shows that Beijing is rapidly developing its ...
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The killing of Yahya Sinwar won’t change the course of the Gaza war
Israel has larger ambitions for Gaza beyond the Hamas leader’s death and the armed group is still asserting its influence ...
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What is COP29 and why is it important?
The COP29 summit will see negotiators try to agree how to finance the climate action the world urgently needs.
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Egypt’s purchase of a Chinese fighter jet is a reminder Cold War tactics are back in the Middle East
The Egyptian army is a formidable force lacking air superiority capabilities to match its size and ambitions. China ...
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India–Russia relations
Explaining the history and current state of the relationship between India and Russia, its geopolitical significance, the ...
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Resetting Africa-Europe relations: From self-deception to economic transformation
Experts assess the status of ties between Africa and Europe in a rapidly changing world, launching a new book that explores ...
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Moldova and Georgia face crucial elections – and diverging paths
The two countries face unusually consequential elections where their populations must choose between moving unambiguously towards the West – or towards closer ties with Russia.