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U.S. and Iranian negotiators held a first day of talks, with Qatari and Pakistani mediators citing encouraging progress on the Strait of Hormuz and the conflict in Lebanon. No major differences were resolved.
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U.S. and Iranian negotiators held a first day of talks, with Qatari and Pakistani mediators citing encouraging progress on the Strait of Hormuz and the conflict in Lebanon. No major differences were resolved.
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Switzerland dossier
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Switzerland
The United States and Saudi Arabia invited Sudan’s warring parties to talks in Switzerland the following month. RSF leader Hemedti accepted, while Gen. Abdel Fattah al-Burhan had not responded.
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U.S. and Iranian negotiators sat down in Switzerland for the first day of talks towards a lasting peace deal.
U.S. and Iranian negotiators held a first day of talks, with Qatari and Pakistani mediators citing encouraging progress on the Strait of Hormuz and the conflict in Lebanon. No major differences were resolved.
Open source reportSwiss voters rejected a proposed ballot measure to implement the world's first-ever population cap… 55% against vs. 45% in favor.
Voters rejected a proposed population cap by 55% to 45%, with greater support in rural areas than in cities and border regions.
Open source reportIf passed, the measure would oblige the government to act - e.g. by sharpening asylum and family unification rules or ending free movement across borders with the European Union - once the country's population reaches 10 million (vs. 9.1 million today).
A referendum that would require government action when Switzerland’s population reaches 10 million, potentially including tighter asylum and family-unification rules or an end to free movement with the European Union. Polling showed a close contest with opposition slightly ahead.
Open source reportThe U.S. and Saudi Arabia invited Sudan's warring parties to peace talks in Switzerland next month, and RSF leader Hemedti issued a statement accepting the invitation.
The United States and Saudi Arabia invited Sudan’s warring parties to talks in Switzerland the following month. RSF leader Hemedti accepted, while Gen. Abdel Fattah al-Burhan had not responded.
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