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Israel has declared war on Hamas. What comes next? - Vimarsana News

Israel has declared war on Hamas. What comes next?

Ambassador Jim Jeffrey, the former Ambassador To Iraq and Turkey, talks with Scripps News about the war in Israel, and how it may evolve.

Source: abc15.com
Netanyahu and Biden's diplomatic relationship, explained - Vimarsana News

Netanyahu and Biden's diplomatic relationship, explained

Making sense of the diplomatic relationship between Benjamin Netanyahu and Joe Biden as Israel goes to war following attacks on the country by Hamas.

Source: yahoo.com
Israel-Saudi peace cannot bypass Palestinians - Jordan's King Abdullah - Vimarsana News

Israel-Saudi peace cannot bypass Palestinians - Jordan's King Abdullah

The Jordanian monarch emphasized the need for a two-state solution and questioned the motives behind brewing Saudi-Israeli peace.

Source: jpost.com
Q&A: Achref Chibani on Climate Change, Natural Disasters, and Building Resilience in Libya and Morocco - Vimarsana News

Q&A: Achref Chibani on Climate Change, Natural Disasters, and Building Resilience in Libya and Morocco

In a Q&A with MEP former fellow Achref Chibani, the interview discusses the aftermath of natural disasters in Libya and Morocco, the intersection of climate change, peace, and security, and the role of international cooperation, including the upcoming COP28 conference, in addressing these challenges.

Armenian protesters disrupt US conference on Turkey, police intervene - Vimarsana News

Armenian protesters disrupt US conference on Turkey, police intervene

ALBAWABA  - A conference on Turkey, titled "The Role of Public Diplomacy in Turkish Foreign Policy," became the center of attention as Armenian proteste