Georgia is once again in a pitched battle between the majority of the population, which wants to join the EU, and the ruling party, which has accumulated power and drawn closer to Moscow, even as it pretends it supports EU accession.

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While European leaders have been spinning the EU’s new migration pact as a balanced and fair compromise, human rights groups have been scathing in their condemnation of the plan.

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By reintroducing a controversial bill, Georgia’s ruling party has once again reignited a pitched battle between the majority of Georgians, who want to join the EU, and the party, which has drawn closer to Moscow.

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After more than three years of intense negotiations, the European Parliament finally passed the EU’s flagship migration plan earlier this month. Rights groups have been scathing in their condemnation of the plan.

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A structural crisis that is now overwhelming the US Navy presents as much of a threat to Washington’s geopolitical position as the wave of isolationist populism fueled by Donald Trump, Alexander Clarkson (Alexander Clarkson ) writes.
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The UAE has long been a major investor on the African continent. But now, it’s expanding and diversifying its investments, with a turn to mining that has caught many observers by surprise.

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Since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Georgia has drawn closer to the Kremlin, even as government leaders insist they support joining the EU and reject claims that they are pro-Moscow, Frida Ghitis writes.
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After more than three years of intense negotiations, the EU’s flagship migration plan passed earlier this month. But while leaders have been spinning the pact as a balanced and fair compromise, rights groups have been scathing in their condemnation.
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The damage done by three decades of stagnation and neglect will continue to undermine the US Navy’s readiness for years to come, Alexander Clarkson (Alexander Clarkson ) writes.
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The United Arab Emirates is rapidly emerging as a major player in the mining sector in Africa, Duncan Money (Duncan Money) writes. Its ambitions could shake up the sector across the continent.
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Although the US, EU and China dominate coverage of the effort to regulate artificial intelligence, a less-publicized but vital discourse about AI is taking place throughout Africa.

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US-China relations have gone from complementary to competitive and zero-sum. But as Mary Gallagher (Mary Gallagher) writes, there are ways to find common ground, specifically in economic relations.
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Georgia is once again in a pitched battle between the majority of the population, which wants to join the EU, and the ruling party, which has drawn closer to Moscow, even as it pretends it supports EU accession, Frida Ghitis writes.
worldpoliticsreview.com/georgia-eu-dem…

While European leaders have been spinning the EU’s new migration pact as a balanced and fair compromise, human rights groups have been scathing in their condemnation of the plan, John Boyce writes.
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Rather than just worrying about isolationism in the US fueled by Trump, the EU and UK also need to prepare for how a crisis in the US Navy could similarly hamper Washington’s ability to continue to project power on a global scale.

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The UAE is already a hub for trade in gold and gemstones from Africa. Now, it’s targeting mines producing metals that are key to the green transition on the continent, Duncan Money (Duncan Money) writes.
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With US sanctions on Venezuela’s oil and gas sectors reimposed, the election deal that provided some cautious optimism to Venezuela’s opposition last year has unraveled entirely.

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Georgia’s ruling party has once again reignited a pitched battle between the majority of Georgians, who want to join the EU, and the party, which has drawn closer to Moscow, even as it pretends it supports EU accession, Frida Ghitis writes.
worldpoliticsreview.com/georgia-eu-dem…

After more than three years of intense negotiations, the European Parliament finally passed the EU’s flagship migration plan earlier this month. Rights groups have been scathing in their condemnation of the plan, John Boyce writes.
worldpoliticsreview.com/eu-migration-a…

African policymakers primarily see AI as a tool for achieving national development goals and economic growth. They’re developing agendas with that goal in mind, Aubra Anthony & Jane Munga write.
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