US and Turkey agree on Syria ceasefire. But the ball is still in the Moscow/Damascus court
US Vice President Mike Pence’s announcement in Ankara on Thursday, Oct. 17 that Turkey had agreed to a 120-hour ceasefire
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British PM flouts parliament over Brexit delay
Oct 19, 2019 @ 17:24
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Second day of riots shuts down central Beirut and airport
Oct 18, 2019 @ 16:10
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Pompeo and Netanyahu discuss regional security issues
Oct 18, 2019 @ 11:39
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Gantz spurns Netanyahu proposal of unity government
Oct 17, 2019 @ 17:30
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Netanyahu’s unity government proposal relayed to Kachol Lavan
Oct 17, 2019 @ 16:11
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Johnson pulls off a “great new deal” with the EU
Oct 17, 2019 @ 13:05
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Erdogan refuses to see Pence. “I will only talk to Trump,” he says
Oct 16, 2019 @ 15:35
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Netanyahu approves IDF briefing for opposition leader
Oct 16, 2019 @ 15:19
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