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Myanmar's commander-in-chief Min Aung Hlaing casts his ballot at a polling center in Naypyidaw, Nov. 8, 2015. (photo credit: AFP)
News
25 November 2015
Suu Kyi to discuss with commander on transferring military power in Myanmar
اجتماع فيينا
News
23 November 2015
سوريا: اجتماع فيينا...التوافق على دستور وانتخابات خلال 18 شهراً
Aung San Suu Kyi (photo credit: VF)
News
18 November 2015
Suu Kyi's next battle is the control of Myanmar's military
ليبيا: لماذا لجأت هيئة الدستور إلى غدامس؟
Analysis
21 October 2015
ليبيا: لماذا لجأت هيئة الدستور إلى غدامس؟
Pro-government forces backed by the Sunni Arab coalition near Loder in south Yemen last week (photo credit: FT)
News
21 October 2015
Peace talks brokered in Yemen, paving way for political process
The signing ceremony in the capital Nay Pyi Taw is the result of two years of negotiations (photo credit: BBC News)
News
15 October 2015
Myanmar signs peace deal with armed rebel groups
Farc rebels. The peace agreement seeks to end the longest running conflict in the Americas (photo credit: The Independent)
News
8 October 2015
Colombian senate approves constitutional reform to implement peace deal
Security has been stepped up since the attack in Sousse [photo credit: BBC News]
News
5 October 2015
Tunisia to lift state of emergency after Sousse beach attack
Japanese lawmakers of the House of Councilors scuffled during a vote of the upper house special committee for the security-related bills in Tokyo, Japan, on Sept. 17. Opponents of the bill have said the law would lead to unwanted Japanese involvement in U.S.-led conflicts around the world, and Japan press reported Monday the details on the landmark decision are missing from government records. [photo credit: Keizo Mori/UPI ]
News
29 September 2015
Japan: No records kept on discussions to revise pacifist constitution
National Diet of Japan [photo credit: IACL]
News
23 September 2015
Analysis: The End of Constitutional Pacifism in Japan?

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