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When Sisi and Abdullah visited Trump, each reiterated the position included in the 2002 Arab Peace Initiative: Israel should withdraw fully from the occupied territories, in exchange for normalization of relations with Arab League countries.
They will conclude that they can have it both ways, keeping the benefits of economic integration without losing their ability to infringe on their citizens’ rights or use EU financial transfers to build patron-client relations and reinforce their hold over the state.
The question now is whether it will turn out to be a turning point for Pakistan in its relations with the group.
Recent subtle changes in Sino-Indian relations could prove to be enormously consequential for the world in the coming decades.
Barack Obama’s administration is now expected to do whatever it can to strengthen relations with India during Modi’s upcoming visit to Washington.
That is why China is unlikely to develop its relations with India and Pakistan (with which China still values its all-weather partnership) on separate tracks, as the US did during the Bush administration.
But it also brought about a new political accord, negotiated in Doha, Qatar, providing for election of a president after a long stalemate, formation of a national unity government, a new election law, and a return to a national dialogue over relations between the state and non-state actors, particularly Hezbollah.
Qatar’s role in bringing about a resolution, alongside that of Turkey in mediating Syrian-Israeli talks, signals a return to pragmatism in Middle East relations.
Not only did Cardinal Parolin, formerly the Vatican’s man in Venezuela, play a key role in the restoration of diplomatic relations between the US and Cuba;Francis plans to visit the island on his way to the US.
But the thaw in US-Cuba relations has not been welcomed by all US politicians.
Adopting it is essential to moving forward, especially if additional chapters addressing regional security and economic relations are included.
Official pronouncements stress friendly relations between India and China, and some trade analysts argue that the two giant, rapidly growing markets will become an economic “Chindia.”
Such statements reflect a considerable change from the hostility that bedeviled Indian-Chinese relations following the two countries’ 1962 war over a disputed border in the Himalayas.
Indian officials are generally discrete in public about relations with China, but in private their concerns remain intense.
But the Iraq crisis provided East European countries with an opportunity to confirm the absolute priority they place on strategic stability, which is why they put relations with the US ahead of worries about European political solidarity.
One can bemoan this fact, but it is better to accommodate oneself to it and accept the notion that it will take decades for Europe to think in the same way on most issues, not least about relations with the US.
TOKYO – President Hu Jintao’s visit to Washington is coming at an increasingly tense moment in Sino/American relations.
In the past, China has recognized the vital need for good neighborly relations.
Most worryingly, the agreement provides for information sharing on issues relevant to bilateral and international relations.
Then the US established permanent normal trade relations with China and refused to brand its government a currency manipulator.
Both past and present have been burdened by the ad hoc nature of relations among the United States, Mexico, and Canada.
On the contrary, in the aftermath of the Iraq War, relations between the US and its neighbors, Canada and Mexico, are at their lowest level in years.
Europe and President BushROME: What does the future hold for transatlantic relations?
Because worries about a “widening Atlantic” gap have existed since the early 1970s, it is tempting to proceed as if transatlantic relations will remain on roughly the same wavelength as before.
The differences extend to other vital questions as well, such as their conception of democracy and their relations with the United States.
But, in August 2010, just days after taking office, Santos abandoned Uribe’s confrontational attitude and worked to normalize relations with Colombia’s neighbors.
He has set aside Uribe’s overly ideological approach and combative rhetoric, instead adopting a pragmatic attitude aimed at fostering good relations with his counterparts.
Trade and investment flows can and should be expanded, which is likely only if political relations improve.
Nonetheless, a Herzog-Livni government would bring significant change, particularly in terms of relations with Europe and the US.
Likewise, while the US will not relinquish its bilateral relationship with Israel, relations between Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and Obama have reached a new low.
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