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The Palestinian people have been exposed to the most brutal facets of colonialism in the past hundre..
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Wars burden states' budget and resources, causing disturbance in the economy and humanitarian aspect..
Chad president Idriss Déby died a short time ago and left behind one of the poorest nations of the w..
Turkey announced that it would host high-level talks in April for Afghanistan peace process.
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Syria has become a playground for five key players, each of whom is seeking to protect its interests..
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While the disagreements between the two countries stem from the geopolitical competition in certain ..
Days after its renewed membership in the UNHRC on October 13, 2020, Russia hastened to establish its..
Throughout the centuries, the land on which Al-Aqsa Mosque was built and its surroundings have been ..
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The Soviet Union's divide and rule policy and its exploitation of ethnic and social conflicts to con..
While Turkey declares its determination in fighting against the PKK in Iraq, it wants to keep the op..
