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The ABC triangle: Putting the AfCFTA, Brexit, and COVID-19 to work for Africa

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Reopening the World: Britain bungled its lockdown and garbled its reopening

Amanda Sloat

Tuesday, June 16, 2020

LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM- British Prime Minister Boris Johnson (center) speaks in a video conference with the heads of the European Union (EU) in London, Britain, on June 15, 2020. Johnson held talks on Monday (15) at video with EU bosses, and both sides called for fresh momentum in the search for a deal before the end of this year, when the Brexit transition period ends. In a joint statement released after the online summit between Johnson and European Council President Charles Michel, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and President of the European Parliament David Sassoli, the two sides said they took note of the Britain's decision not to request any extension to the transition period.

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Africa in the news: Africa-Spain relations, technology opportunities in Kenya and South Africa, and attacks in Mozambique

Horror at the 9/11 attacks contributed to peace in Northern Ireland

What a shift in the UK’s foreign policy means for the US

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