Josep Borrell also tells POLITICO he doesn’t think meeting Iran’s president while in New York would solve the issue. By Suzanne Lynch EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell tamped down expectations of a breakthrough on the Iran nuclear deal at the United Nations General Assembly this week, saying he does not believe a meeting with Iranian President...
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Ukraine to dominate UN General Assembly amid geopolitical divide
Climate change, Iran sanctions, and worsening global poverty will also feature at the annual meeting of world leaders in New York this week.
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MBS will NOT go to Queen’s funeral
Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is now not expected to go to service with other world leaders amid backlash at UK visit
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Is Australian navy ready for a looming Pacific war?
We can no longer fight on two major fronts — China must be the focus. It is making its aggression known.
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Why India wants a bigger navy and to build the ships on home soil
In recent years, the focus of India’s military strategy has broadened, with a growing emphasis on building up its sea power. By Toby Mann India now spends up to $110 billion annually on its military, and the navy, which had been somewhat overlooked, has become an increasingly significant part of its armed forces. Last week, it bolstered...
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West turns a blind eye as Daesh grow and prosper
Thanks to US President Joe Biden’s unforced errors, Afghanistan is again becoming ground zero for terrorism. Baria Alamuddin As we pass another 9/11 anniversary, people talk about Daesh as if they were a defeated, spent force. In fact, they are a more globalized movement than at any time in their history. As recently as 2017,...
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Pindi Plan
Mr Khan’s latest assault on the high command of the Pakistan army has shattered a red barrier.
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Elizabeth Windsor, a loss for stability and continuity
Her passing is a significant loss for a world desperately trying to cling onto the qualities she embodied – stability and continuity
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Putin, Xi plan to meet in Uzbekistan next week amid frayed relations with West
Leaders last met in Beijing in February before the Kremlin sent troops into Ukraine
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Turkish-Israel ties: Far from a love story
The resumption of diplomatic relations with Ankara is cause for celebration, but while Erdogan is in power, his country will stay hostile to Israel and back Hamas
