President Trump affirms that the Islamic State has been defeated, therefore the U.S will be removing its armed forces from Syria. A decision not shared by the majority of states involved in the war- notably France and the United Kingdom- who qualify Trump’s decision as premature and risky.
Final-year multilingual undergraduate in International Law with Globalisation at the University of Birmingham. Interested in the domain of International Law and International Relations, more specifically in Peace, Security and Good Governance. Committed to increased political participation and stronger institutions on the African continent as well as increased liaison between Europe and Africa in topics of security, migration and development.
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