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Davos: Meaningful Dialogue Requires a Collective Stand Against Military, Economic and Diplomatic Bullying

LONDON, January 16 (IPS) – “The ‘spirit of dialogue’, the theme for this year’s meeting in Davos, which begins January 19, has been painfully and increasingly absent from international affairs of late. President Trump’s first year back in office has seen the United States withdraw from multilateral bodies, bully other states and relentlessly attack the principles and institutions that underpin the international justice system.

Read the full story, “Davos: Meaningful Dialogue Requires a Collective Stand Against Military, Economic and Diplomatic Bullying”, on globalissues.org

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