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The Sudanese, to protect their own ties with Iraq, reportedly persuaded Bin Ladin to cease this support and arranged for contacts between Iraq and al Qaeda.

But his own ties with the group have come under such scrutiny that he has found himself calling for the FARC to give up its armed struggle.

Like the Eastern Europeans, NATO leaders more broadly agreed, in effect, that the Mr. Obama's "reset" relationship with Russia had enabled a parallel reset of their own ties with the former Communist bloc leader.

Scotland and Northern Ireland, where voters were less moved by nationalist appeals, preferred to remain, and now the question is whether Scottish politicians will renew last year's effort to sever their own ties with the U.K.

John Delury, a North Korea expert at Yonsei University, in Seoul, told me, "Unfortunately, Xi's own ties with Kim Jong-un are tenuous, and thus Beijing is of not much use in getting a read on Pyongyang or facilitating diplomacy.

Some experts say that colleges feel constrained from reining in the more extreme protests through a combination of concerns about cultural sensitivity and a desire to expand their own ties with China.

Koram Bank may be the next to seek a merger, having previously counted on its own tie-up with Shinhan.

Some instant polls and punditry scored him second, others – including my own – tied him with Brown.

Hartz Mountain, long a fixture in the region with its own ties to Democrats, is scrambling to keep from losing ground.

But the financial problems that continue to make Coventry's future uncertain, combined with his own ties to the north, would make the move an attractive one for Robins irrespective of moving up a division.

The change in the Libyan team kit is not just a sign of a new government but Libyan football's break with its own ties to the Gaddafi family.