How UN chief Antonio Guterres tests the limits of quiet diplomacy
Portugal's ex-PM seeks to resolve crises via patient negotiation, but success relies on leaders' willingness to act.
Al Jazeera English reports: Portugal's ex-PM seeks to resolve crises via patient negotiation, but success relies on leaders' willingness to act.
This world story centres on Portugal. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include UN, Antonio Guterres and PM.
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