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I want to share something interesting about what I read today. It’s how the struggle de-acceleration and keeping away from a battle with the Iranian system are basic international strategy targets. In any case, this ought not to imply that the P5+1 world powers that are haggling with Tehran over another atomic understanding should consider it to be vital to hit any arrangement with the Islamic Republic. For me, The contention that any arrangement, even an awful one, is superior to no arrangement experiences serious ramifications for harmony and strength. The Islamic Republic needs to get back to the 2015 atomic arrangement, however, it likewise has five extra requests, as per the state-run Iran paper. Obviously, no arrangement is superior to hitting an awful arrangement with the Iranian system. An awful arrangement would jeopardize harmony and security in the area, enable the Iran-supported local armies and fear gatherings, and assist the Iranian initiative with all the more intense...

 Outgoing President Nana Akufo-Addo won the presidential elections in Ghana by a narrow margin. The election commission announces. Addo won 6,730,413 votes, equal to 51.59%, the rival 6,214,889, 47.36%. There was no lack of clashes. The toll of violence in Ghana connected with the presidential and parliamentary elections held last Monday in the country is five dead. The results saw a narrow margin between opposition candidate John Mahama and outgoing president Nana Akufo-Addo. The tension between the two candidates was skyrocketing, with Mahama accusing Addo of wanting to use the military to "subvert the vote outcome."  Ecowas, the organization of West African states, called for calm on Wednesday, hoping for a positive outcome to the elections.