Congo M23 Rebels Will No Longer Join Peace Talks in Angola on Tuesday, Rebel Alliance Says
(Reuters) - Rwanda-backed M23 rebels said on Monday that they had withdrawn from planned peace talks aimed at resolving a spiralling conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo after the EU imposed sanctions on its leader and on Rwandan army commanders.
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Peace, Not Surrender for UkraineA peace agreement along these lines would not mean Ukrainian “surrender.” By far the greater part of Ukraine would remain independent, heavily armed for defense, and with a path (albeit one that is ...
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EU Founded for Peace, Now Engaged in WarUrsula von der Leyen recently announced, following the London summit, that the European Union would unveil a “comprehensive rearmament plan for Europe on March 6.” She emphasized the urgency of ...
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International donors have pledged almost $6.5 billion in aid for Syria. They hope to encourage the new leaders of the ...
Germany's planned surge in borrowing to fund defence spending and revive growth heralds a new era for European security, the country's likely next Chancellor Friedrich Merz told the Bundestag lower ...
European leaders agreed to surge defense spending and voiced near-unanimous support for Ukraine at an extraordinary meeting ...
VALLETTA, March 18 (Xinhua) -- European countries have strongly condemned the latest deadly Israeli airstrikes on the Gaza Strip and called for an immediate cessation of hostilities. The airstrikes, ...
Russia will seek "ironclad" guarantees in any peace deal on Ukraine that NATO nations will exclude Kyiv from membership and ...
Mr Cyril Ramaphosa, President of the Republic of South Africa, met with Mr Antonio Costa, President of the European Council ...
There is little doubt that the war in Ukraine should not continue on its current course. But peace through surrender would ...
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