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Nils Adler

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Covers:  War & conflict. Sport.
Photojournalist with @AJEnglish.

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NILS ADLER IS AN INDEPENDENT JOURNALIST ORIGINALLY FROM THE UK.

NILS HAS WRITTEN FOR A WIDE RANGE OF PUBLICATIONS, AND HIS PHOTOGRAPHS HAVE BEEN FEATURED IN THE GUARDIAN, AL JAZEERA, LA TIMES AND EL PAÍS.

HE HAS REPORTED FROM A NUMBER OF REGIONS, INCLUDING THE UK, SWEDEN, TURKEY, ETHIOPIA, UKRAINE, MALTA, IRAQ, MOZAMBIQUE, UGANDA, KENYA, RWANDA AND BELARUS.

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The bleak Ukrainian landscape Russia leaves behind: Corpses in the garden, land mines and fear

The bleak Ukrainian landscape Russia leaves behind: Corpses in the garden, land mines and fear

Corpses in need of reburial, traumatized villagers, rocket remnants strewn across sunflower fields: In easter…

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Ukrainians recount strange co-habitation with Russian troops

Ukrainians recount strange co-habitation with Russian troops

Hostomel, Ukraine - Andrii Kurpich, a towering, leather-clad 49-year-old chauffeur, manoeuvres his way throug…

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Western nations warn Israel to end illegal settlement expansion, violence

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Western nations warn Israel to end illegal settlement expansion, violence Original

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By Nils Adler 
| Al Jazeera English
Nine Western countries have urged Israel to stop expanding its settlements in the occupied West Bank, in a joint statement that also condemns settler violence and warns construction companies not to bid for tenders. In a joint statement on Friday, the leaders of the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Norway and the Netherlands emphasised that such settlements violate international law.
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Trump says he’ll speak to Taiwan’s leader: Why that is significant

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By Nils Adler 
| Al Jazeera English
President Donald Trump has twice suggested, since his summit with China’s President Xi Jinping in Beijing last week, that he may speak with Taiwan’s President William Lai Ching-te. That would mark the first direct contact between leaders of the governments since the US switched diplomatic recognition from Taipei to Beijing in 1979. It remains committed, however, under the 1979 Taiwan Relations Act to supporting the defence of the self-governing democracy.
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