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Armenia and Azerbaijan agree to start peace talks at EU meeting
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Irish foreign minister moved from Belfast event over security alert
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Thousands of mourners pay tribute to the late Vietnamese monk and peace activist Thich Nhat Hanh who was credited with bringing mindfulness to the West
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Social leaders, activists, and former guerrillas are being killed at an alarming rate, with a murder every four days, according to the country's special justice for peace
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Official: Large car bomb kills 9 in Afghan capital
Official: Large car bomb kills 9 in Afghan capital
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The peace talks could see the exit of American and NATO troops from Afghanistan after 19 years of conflict.
Rebel leader in South Sudan sworn in as vice president
Rebel leader Riek Machar became vice president in South Sudan as the country reeling from civil war tries to form a coalition for the third time.
Israel-Gaza violence
As Ramadan begins Palestinians say truce agreed in first step to lower tensions
US and Taliban in new talks initiative
A new effort to end the war in Afghanistan is set to begin on February 25 with talks scheduled between the US and the Taliban
North & South Korean troops cross borders in peace
North and South Korean troops enter each other's territory in peace
Pope renews call for Syrian peace after talks fail in Astana
Appeal comes after no progress is made in 11th round of Russian-sponsored talks in Kazakh capital.
New border crossings open in divided Cyprus, first in 8 years
Cypriot officials opened two new border crossings on Monday for the first time in eight years, marking the latest push for peace by the two sides after UN-backed talks collapsed last year
'Dialogue with a dictator doesn't produce results': Colombian President Iván Duque
Three months into his tenure as the new president of Colombia, Iván Duque speaks with Euronews' Ana Lazaro Bosch about his vision for the future of his country and an integrated South America.
Colombia: irreversible peace?
Euronews speaks to Colombia's incumbent president -Juan Manuel Santos- about how the crucial upcoming elections will impact the country's delicate peace process.
Colombians vote in high-stakes presidential election
Colombians head to the polls in the first round of presidential elections on Sunday
South Korea begins dismantling anti-North Korea propaganda speakers
South Korea has begun dismantling huge loudspeakers used to blare anti-Pyongyang broadcasts and K-pop songs from its border with North Korea.
North and South Korean leaders plant tree to commemorate meeting
South Korean President Moon Jae-in and South Korean Leader Kim Jong Un held a ceremony on Friday to plant a pine tree on the sidelines of their historic meeting.
The Good Friday agreement is 20 years old but there are worries over N. Irish border
The UK's impending Brexit has big implications for the border and the agreement that ended three decades of war.
Hope for peace in Afghanistan
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani has offered recognition of the Taliban as a legitimate political group
Russian sponsored Syrian peace conference opens in disarray
Russia's foreign minister was heckled at the talks whilst an opposition delegation refused to leave the airport in Sochi.