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Egypt, Ethiopia, and Sudan Resume Nile Dam Talks

The construction of Ethiopia’s Grand Renaissance Dam has spooked its downstream neighbors, who worry that their access to the Blue Nile’s waters could soon dry up.

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In Kashmir, a Year of Exploding Memories

A year after the state’s special status was revoked, peace remains a distant hope.

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When Everything Is a Crisis, Nothing Is

Invoking crisis is a favorite tactic of dictators—and widespread misuse of the word robs it of its power.

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Eliah Bures

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African nations are fighting to repatriate their artifacts, Washington imposes sanctions on a Chinese paramilitary group, and the United States has a new opportunity to rethink its visa policies.

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Humza Jilani

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Humza Jilani is an editorial intern at Foreign Policy. A native Houstonian, he studies at Harvard College, where he concentrates in Social Studies and Economics with a focus on international relations. He serves as co-chairman of the Harvard National Security Policy Program, an undergraduate think tank that researches national security issues.

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