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Namibia disappointed by U S veto of UN membership for Palestine

Namibia disappointed by U S veto of UN membership for Palestine
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Namibia Disappointed By U S Veto Of UN Membership For Palestine

LONDON Namibia has expressed its disappointment following the recent decision by the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) not to adopt a resolution

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Namibia disappointed by U S veto of UN membership for Palestine-Xinhua

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Namibia disappointed by U S veto of UN membership for Palestine

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China-India Conflict A Potential Threat To BRICS Association -By Kestér Kenn Klomegâh – Opinion Nigeria

On the other hand, he reminded, "we should not forget that the pact signed between China and India in 1996 clearly says that two states cannot use firearms in a border dispute escalation. However, there have been a number of events that have shown the acts of aggression in the Indo-China border conflict. The Chinese efforts of building a road in the Doklam area near the border created a tense situation in 2017. Three years after that event, the conflict erupted again."

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