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The time to care is now—unless Britain gets an extension, or there's another major plot twist, Brexit is set to happen on March 29th. Read More

A century ago, Irish nationalists broke from Britain — and set the mold for decades of independence movements. Read More

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Analysts fear the escalating tension between Hamas and Fatah will lead to an irreversible separation of the Gaza Strip and the West Bank. Read More

The Good Friday Agreement provides a significant precedent for how seemingly intractable standoffs could be resolved. Read More

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A year after the murder of Kosovo Serb politician Oliver Ivanovic, a slew of gun and bomb attacks in Kosovo's lawless north remain unsolved. Read More

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