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Ethiopia’s Problems Will Not End with a Military Victory
Substantial efforts are needed to reduce political tensions ahead of elections in 2021.
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Afghanistan Withdrawal Should Be Based on Conditions, Not Timelines
A rapid, unconditional U.S. exit puts the peace process and the gains Afghanistan has made in the last 20 years into serious jeopardy.
Analysis & Commentary
What Will Become of Iraqis in Al-Hol?
In October, Kurdish authorities announced 24,000 Syrians would be released. But the camp’s Iraqi residents’ future is as uncertain as ever.
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