The West will be unlikely to find an authoritarian Turkey a reliable partner in its region.
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In the eyes of Italians, this was first and foremost Renzi’s proposal and the result was attached explicitly to consideration of his premiership.
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While the reorientation to Russia and the East has vexed the Washington and Brussels, the election of US president Donald Trump this month may provide an unexpected catalyst for thawing relations between the US and Turkey.
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While recent attacks reflects a long history of confrontation, they should not overshadow the many instances when France was able to develop close cooperation with Muslim communities, even if for pragmatic reasons.
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Research on female leaders around the world suggests that women are more likely to get a chance to lead in times of political upheaval or decline, usually when parties are out of power or losing favor with voters.
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Language invoking Islam to attack opponents may be considered useful for short-term political gain, but it also likely to galvanize those on the street to seek retribution.
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United Nations secretary-general candidate Miroslav Lajčák discusses his bid with International Peace Institute Senior Adviser Warren Hoge.
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United Nations secretary-general candidate Igor Lukšić discusses his bid with International Peace Institute Senior Adviser Warren Hoge.
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United Nations secretary-general candidate Irina Bokova discusses her bid with International Peace Institute Senior Adviser Warren Hoge.
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While Assad may be a little-loved ally, Moscow considers the forces opposing him to be led by extremists who, if victorious, would quickly suppress any moderate remaining forces.
