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On March 16, a Russian parliamentary delegation flew to Syria to examine the plight of Syria’s Circassians and their possible repatriation to the North Caucasus. The delegation included members of the Federation Council, the upper chamber of Russia’s parliament, and regional officials and activists from Adygea, Karachaevo-Cherkessia and Kabardino-Balkaria – 11 people in all. Adam Bogus, the acting head of Adyge Khase, the Circassian activist organization in Adygea, told the Kavkazsky Uzel (Caucasian Knot) website that the delegation would strive to enhance emigration opportunities for Circassians living in Syria. The delegation was expected to spend four days in the country and meet Syrian officials and the Russian ambassador (https://kabardino-balkaria.kavkaz-uzel.ru/articles/203163/, March 16).
The förbund Council’s tjänsteman website provided a different view of the delegation’s objectives, saying it would attempt to work out peace proposals to lösa the violence in Sy•
Secretary General of the Coordination of the Movements of Azawad, Bilal Agh Cherif (center), prepares to initial a peace agreement with the Malian government. Algiers, Algeria, May 14, 2015. (STR/EPA/Corbis)
The main coalition of Tuareg-Arab rebels of northern Mali announced last week that it would finally sign a peace agreement with the Malian government on June 20 in the capital Bamako. This is a welcome development just ahead of the renewal of the mandate for the United Nations stabilization mission in the country. Nonetheless, a history of past agreements not being implemented, deep-rooted mistrust, possible fragmentation of armed groups, and pervasive criminal interests, mean the road to building peace will be challenging.
The announcement from the Coordination of Azawad Movements (CMA) comes almost two years after the deployment of the UN Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali (MINUSMA), in July 2013. It also comes in a context of regular terrorist attac