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Using targeted intelligence to understand the dynamics behind the strike and identifying the individuals most likely to hear the advantages of reaching a deal – on both sides – can help tame rhetoric and assist in reaching an agreement sooner, and possibly before it escalates to a strike. (more…)
A statement called for an end to civilian casualties and the protection of women’s rights within an “Islamic framework”. The non-binding agreement comes as the US and the Taliban continue to negotiate an American.
A statement called for an end to civilian casualties and the protection of women’s rights within an “Islamic framework”. The non-binding agreement comes as the US and the Taliban continue to negotiate an American The non-binding agreement comes as the US and the Taliban continue to negotiate an American withdrawal.
