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Jo Biddle

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Chief Editor, Middle East at Agence France-Presse (AFP)

AFP's chief editor for the Middle East. Tweeting about things I find interesting, thought-provoking. Views my own

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  • 2 weeks ago | enca.com | Jo Biddle |Clement Zampa

    The United States and China huddled for a second day of talks in London on Tuesday, with Washington sending positive signals that the two superpowers might resolve a bitter trade war dragging on the global economy. The talks were "going well," US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick told Bloomberg Television, adding he expected Tuesday's discussions to last "all day".

  • 1 month ago | macaubusiness.com | Peter Hutchison |Jo Biddle

    Britain and the European Union on Monday reached a landmark deal setting out closer ties on defence and trade, and launching a new chapter after the UK’s acrimonious exit from the bloc five years ago.

  • 1 month ago | yahoo.com | Peter Hutchison |Jo Biddle

    Britain and the European Union on Monday reached a landmark deal setting out closer ties on defence and trade, and launching a new chapter after the UK's acrimonious exit from the bloc five years ago. Opening the first EU-UK summit since Brexit, Britain's Prime Minister Keir Starmer hailed "a new era in our relationship...

  • 1 month ago | yahoo.com | Jo Biddle

    UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is set to sign a new deal with the EU seeking to reset ties after Brexit, his office said Saturday ahead of landmark talks. Starmer will meet on Monday with EU chiefs for the first post-Brexit EU-UK summit aimed at agreeing steps towards a closer relationship between Britain and the 27-country bloc which it left five years ago after an acrimonious and knife-edge referendum.

  • 2 months ago | modernghana.com | Jo Biddle

    Britain and European Union countries led international calls Tuesday for "an immediate and permanent ceasefire" to end the devastating war in Sudan, as nations pledged more than 800 million euros in fresh humanitarian aid. The international community also "stressed the necessity of preventing any partition of Sudan," a statement at the end of a London conference said, as the conflict entered its third year.

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