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TWO WEEKS after Israel’s dramatic war against Iran, Binyamin Netanyahu is arriving in Washington to bask in glory alongside Donald Trump. But to receive a victor’s reception at the White House, Israel’s prime minister may have to yield to America’s president on another matter.
Peace deals may be elusive, and Gulf states fear the war is far from over
William Ruto’s tenure is a how-to guide for sowing cynicism about democracy
But today transnational political Shiism is struggling for its survival
Making peace with the Palestinians looks much harder than with Iran’s regime or Shias in Lebanon
The truce signed by Congo and Rwanda leaves out some important details
The government is failing to protect them
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