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The EU must be ready to resort to force

By Ilana Bet-El  -  14.02.2008 / 00:00 CET
Chad and Afghanistan are currently among the two most violent and conflict-ridden corners of the world. That is just about the only common ground between them, since they are several thousand kilometres apart and afflicted by distinct ailments.

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