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Tag: International Tribunal

Europe’s tribunal plan is about geography, not justice

by Faisal Al Yafai May 26, 2019February 18, 2020

The caliphate may be gone, but the problem of its foot-soldiers endures. Locked in Iraqi and Syrian jails, these hardened fighters come from dozens of countries around the world, none of which wants them back. What is to be done about them? The Swedish government has a new proposal. Ahead of a summit in Stockholm next […]

An Indian Marshall Plan to thwart China’s Asia ambitions?

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