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Today, a sense of powerlessness hangs over Europe regarding the inability to exert firm authority to effectively protect and control its borders. To avoid unnecessary diplomatic tensions, most European states recognize the urgent need to strengthen controls at border crossings and adopt appropriate measures to combat this scourge.
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Today, a sense of powerlessness hangs over Europe regarding the inability to exert firm authority to effectively protect and control its borders. To avoid unnecessary diplomatic tensions, most European states recognize the urgent need to strengthen controls at border crossings and adopt appropriate measures to combat this scourge.
Read moreDetailsToday, a sense of powerlessness hangs over Europe regarding the inability to exert firm authority to effectively protect and control its borders. To avoid unnecessary diplomatic tensions, most European states recognize the urgent need to strengthen controls at border crossings and adopt appropriate measures to combat this scourge.
Read moreDetailsWhile Zohran Mamdani won in an overwhelmingly Democratic stronghold, El-Sayed’s victory shows that hostility toward Israel among Democrats has spread to key battleground states. Israel is now a domestic US political issue, meaning Jerusalem must maintain ties with both parties.
Read moreDetailsUS, Iran and Oman are close to 60-day arrangement. Under the proposed framework, ships would travel through Iranian and Omani waters without paying transit fees, while mines would be cleared from strait within 30 days.
Read moreDetailsLebanese report says first meeting was tense and ended without agreements on disarming Hezbollah areas or an Israeli withdrawal mechanism. The sides agreed only to discuss the border, as Beirut looks to Washington to pressure Israel.
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