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Stories tagged “diplomacy” on Waqya.
A desperate call from a joint Palestinian-Israeli movement for a multinational force in the West Bank raises more questions than answers: who would authorize the force, what would be its mandate, and would it legitimize the occupation or bring about true liberation?
Is Labour's endorsement of Dapo Akande a signal of the party's willingness to challenge British defense interests?
Bessent's bold prediction has set the global stage, but questions linger: what does "freedom of movement" entail, and is this a genuine update or a calculated risk?
The English FA has finally broken its silence on Gianni Infantino's bid for FIFA presidency, withdrawing its support due to concerns over the "controversial World Cup privatisation plan." This bold move puts the ball back in FIFA's court and raises questions about accountability in football governance.
The memoir that was meant to reveal the truth about Alan Joyce's time at Qantas has instead highlighted what remains unsaid, leaving a major question hanging in the air.
Was US Ambassador Guilfoyle's attention-grabbing debut, complete with towering heels and a designer dress, a savvy move or a costly fashion faux pas?
The statue of Yonatan Netanyahu, an Israeli soldier who died during the 1976 Entebbe rescue mission, has been unveiled in Uganda. The move highlights the evolving nature of diplomatic ties between African nations and Israel.
A searing look at the intersection of geopolitics and human migration, where the lines between humanitarian crisis and strategic manipulation blur.
As tensions between the US and Iran continue to escalate, President Trump's recent statement has sparked debate about the prospects for diplomacy in the Middle East.
Any attempt to disarm Hamas must address the deep-seated roots of the conflict, including occupation, blockade, and a lack of political horizon.
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