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What follows the guns Hamas may be ready to lay down its arms. But without a political horizon, the deal risks becoming just another pause in the fighting
Here he goes again Trump’s tariff war has found a new justification. Yet if he were truly concerned about forced labour, he would address the problem at home
The many faces of Ceuta Migration, geopolitics, social media and history all shaped the events in the Spanish exclave. Europe’s response must reflect that complexity