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Jimmy Carter was a master of conflict resolution

30 December 2024

8:21 PM

30 December 2024

8:21 PM

On 29 December, former US president Jimmy Carter died peacefully at his ranch house in Plains, Georgia, at the age of 100. Over the last few years, most people knew him as the old head of state in the rocking chair, surrounded by family and friends, whose sense of morality and numerous good works were the stuff of legends.

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