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"How do you pronounce RDGLDGRN? Easy, it's just Red Gold Green. Clean and simple, no vowels, no fluff — just like the band's music." – Suraya Mohamed at NPR Music
The colorful, creative blaze that started as a spark during a bedroom jam session from a basement in DC suburb of Reston, Virginia now burns brighter than ever for genre surfing trio RDGLDGRN. What brought the three together in their teens from multicultural Northern Virginia is the common sense of optimism that with hard work, good ideas and flawless execution can lead American citizens of any race, creed or class to reach their dreams.
Since their debut eponymous album RDGLDGRN (Universal Republic, 2013) dropped, the band has integrated elements of hip-hop, rock and go-go music to concoct an original sound. Their backgrounds each play a part in the diverse sounds of their musical style. Each member of the band was raised in a different version of the immigrant's tale to find a better life on American soil. Pierre Desrosiers (a/k/a King Green, vocals) is the son of Haitian immigrants from the 1970s. Andrei Busuioceanu Jr. (a/k/a Gold, bass) arrived in America when he was 5 from Romania. Marcus Parham (a/k/a Red, guitars) is an African-American raised as global citizen attending high school in Ghana and lived extensively overseas.
The man behind that first spark needs little in the way of introduction. When Dave Grohl first encountered the band when he passed by the studio session for their "I Love Lamp" single, he was immediately sold on the charismatic kids from his hometown. He soon had connected with the band and joined them to record the LP's ten songs at storied Sound City Studios in LA. The album led to international touring and creative collaborations with Pharrell Williams ("Do It the Most"), Eminem & Method Man ("Caterpillar") and many others.
After the first record, RGG left the major label system to develop an independent, artistic vision through Deuce Day World, their label, both for music and fashion. On their two follow-up albums, (2017's RDGLDGRN Radio and 2019's RDGLDGRN 3, nods to Led Zeppelin's spartan album titles), the sophistication of King Green's original lyrics deepened and followed their journey across a variety of topics all pointed toward a living a better life: be it through love, success, international touring (punctuated by visits to see Green's family now living in South Africa), sportsmanship (soccer, of course), community service (teaching music workshops as much as possible while on the road) or simply dancing.
The band name is based on the three "Pan-African Colors" used most often on the flags of African nations, The members stick to this regimented palette for their clothes, seldom being seen in public otherwise. "Our band name looks like gibberish, so it's not something that people remember instantly. To make it easier, we decided to stick to our brand." Red says candidly. King Green weighs in, "As a band, it's about us being individuals while being unified through colors. Being a color is our identity, it's the idea of us being self-actualized and knowing ourselves." Gold closes out the discussion with a laugh saying, "We're so deep into this shit that we don't even think about it. I don't understand people who aren't colors."
RGG's new releases promise to be their best songs yet. "Danger" featuring Brooklyn's hottest female lyricist Nitty Scott who chants the Portuguese hook "Essa Mina O Perigo/Her Name is Danger" and swaps a killer verse telling the story of a very seductive new friend of King Green. "Good Life" is an undeniable anthem (already licensed by EA's Sims 4 and translated into the Simlish language by the band) with a skippy cadence telling the band's story and vision of the carefree yet meaningful life they are working towards: a multicultural American Dream. "Surfing" shares the same sonic disposition as Good Life and goes further into a romantic direction imagining a world hopping whirlwind with a "lovely Wendy" flying from San Miguel, Mexico "till we never land."
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Just like any other day, Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma were yet again twinning in black as they walked out for a dinner date in the city. Also, they greeted their fans who had gathered outside the restaurant to catch a glimpse of their favourite stars.
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Updated: June 15, 2018 12:15:12 am
Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma were twinning in black as they went out for dinner.
Anushka Sharma makes sure to be by her husband Virat Kohli's side during the big moments of his life. Recently, the Zero actor was seen cheering for the Indian skipper at an award ceremony in Bengaluru and the two were a sight for sore eyes as they smiled for the shutterbugs. Now, a day later, the much-in-love couple once again made a public appearance after returning to Mumbai.
Just like any other day, Virushka were yet again twinning in black as they walked out for a dinner date in the city. Sporting a casual look and a broad smile, Virat rushed towards his car as soon as he stepped out of the restaurant and Anushka followed him to the car. Also, they greeted their fans who had gathered outside the restaurant to catch a glimpse of their favourite stars.
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IT MAY NOT FIT THE BILL for the Great Finds of the New Decade// Category, but I did discover this 1970s model retro-red National Panasonic R-72S in a storage closet this past weekend, and, as our calendar would have it, weekends in April 2010 are, indeed, part of the new decade, thus allowing me to write about the nifty contraption here. The radio, also known as the Panasonic Toot-a-Loop, does have a bit of a disintegrates-when-wet look to it; it was meant to be worn on the wrist, was manufactured to receive AM stations, and had to be opened to be tuned.
And no need to thank me for the above jingle, Panasonic Corporation. Seeing the hipster-polloi wearing the R-72 on the streets of Williamsburg will be all the thanks I'll need.
I got my own original R-72 last year and I love it! I bought on an antique shop in Mexico City for, I think, a cheap price.
Do you know the value of it now-a-days? I don't want to get rid of it but just want to have an idea.


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It's pretty rare to see an artist now a-days with any degree of longevity. The majority of singers and musicians that you hear on the radio typically have their fifteen minutes of fame, and then they're yesterday's news. But that wasn't always the case.
There was a golden era of music just a few decades ago when artists had integrity, and were in for the long haul. They sure don't make 'em like they used to. Among all the greats that emerged from that era, there's one that stands out in particular.
I'm talking about the man, the legend - Elton John. "Sir" Elton John to be exact. He's been pumping out hit songs for nearly 50 years. "Rocket Man" "Candle In The Wind" and "Tiny Dancer" are timeless classics in my book. Not to mention "Circle Of Life" from "The Lion King" soundtrack. Unfortunately, he stated last year that he would be retiring, and announced his "Farewell Yellow Brick Road" tour.
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Q: Integrability of a function on the circle $f: S^1 \to \mathbb{C}$ is a function with $f \in L^1(S^1)$, i.e. $$ \int^{2\pi}_0|f(e^{ix})|\,dx <\infty.$$ If $$ \int_{-\pi}^{\pi}  \left|\frac{f(e^{ix})}{x}\right|dx <\infty,$$ then why is $g:S^1 \to \mathbb{C}$ defined by $$ g(e^{ix}) = \frac{f(e^{2ix})}{\sin(x)}$$ in $L^1(S^1)$?
Thanks.

A: Clearly $g$ is measurable.
Use the following inequalities:

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*For all $|x|\leq\pi/2$ we have $|\sin(x)|\geq2|x|/\pi$.

*For all $\pi/2\leq|x|\leq\pi$ we have $|\sin(x)|\geq-2|x|/\pi+2$.

The first one is seen geometrically by considering the line through the points $(0,0)$ and $(\pi/2,\sin(\pi/2))$.
The second one by considering the line through the points $(\pi/2,\sin(\pi/2))$ and $(\pi,\sin\pi)$.
We have
\begin{align}
\int_{-\pi}^{\pi}  \left|\frac{f(e^{2ix})}{\sin x}\right|\,dx &=\int_{-\pi}^{-\pi/2}  \left|\frac{f(e^{2ix})}{\sin x}\right|\,dx + \int_{-\pi/2}^{\pi/2}  \left|\frac{f(e^{2ix})}{\sin x}\right|\,dx + \int_{\pi/2}^{\pi}  \left|\frac{f(e^{2ix})}{\sin x}\right|\,dx \\
&=: I_1+I_2+I_3
\end{align}
Let's show that $I_1,I_2,I_3<\infty$.
First, $I_1$ and $I_3$ are treated similarly so let's show $I_1<\infty$ :
\begin{align}
I_1 &\leq \int_{-\pi}^{-\pi/2} \frac{|f(e^{2ix})|}{-|2x|/\pi+2}\,dx\\
&=\frac{\pi}{2}\int_{-2\pi}^{-\pi}\frac{|f(e^{ix})|}{x+2\pi}\,dx\\
&=\frac{\pi}{2}\int_0^{\pi}\left|\frac{f(e^{ix})}{x}\right|\,dx\\
&\leq\frac{\pi}{2}\int_{-\pi}^{\pi}\left|\frac{f(e^{ix})}{x}\right|\,dx\\
&<\infty
\end{align}
Finally,
\begin{align}
I_2 &\leq \pi \int_{-\pi/2}^{\pi/2}\left|\frac{f(e^{2ix})}{2x}\right|\,dx\\
&=\frac{\pi}{2}\int_{-\pi}^{\pi}\left|\frac{f(e^{ix})}{x}\right|\,dx\\
&<\infty
\end{align}

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Juzang, Clark lead No. 13 UCLA past Washington State 76-56
UCLA guard Jules Bernard (1) shoots against Washington State forward Efe Abogidi (0) during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game Thursday, Feb. 17, 2022, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Ringo H.W. Chiu)
UCLA center Myles Johnson (15) and Washington State forward Mouhamed Gueye (35) reach for a rebound during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game Thursday, Feb. 17, 2022, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Ringo H.W. Chiu)
UCLA forward Cody Riley (2) shoots between Washington State forwards Andrej Jakimovski, left, and DJ Rodman (11) during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game Thursday, Feb. 17, 2022, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Ringo H.W. Chiu)
UCLA guard Jaylen Clark, left, and Washington State guard Michael Flowers compete for the ball during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game Thursday, Feb. 17, 2022, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Ringo H.W. Chiu)
Washington State guard Noah Williams (24) shoots next to UCLA guard Jaime Jaquez Jr. (24) during the second half of an NCAA college basketball game Thursday, Feb. 17, 2022, in Los Angeles. UCLA won 76-56. (AP Photo/Ringo H.W. Chiu)
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Tadeusz Strugała
*10 II 1935 Katowice
Tadeusz Strugała - has performed in Europe, Australia, USA and Asia, with the leading Polish as well as with 120 foreign orchestras, including the Bamberger Symphoniker, Staatskapelle Berlin, RIAS Berlin, Radio-Symphonie Orchester Berlin, Dresden Philharmonic, Hallé Orchestra (Manchester), philharmonic and radio orchestras in Prague, Helsinki, Stockholm, Budapest, Bucharest, Leipzig, St. Petersburg, Sophia and Seoul, the Israel Sinfonietta, Norfolk Symphony Orchestra, Yomiuri Nippon, City of London Sinfonia and London Mozart Players. He has conducted many premieres of Polish works, and made recordings for various radios and recording companies.
He has led the Breslau Philharmonic and the Polish Radio Symphony Orchestra in Katowice. He has served as deputy artistic director and permanent conductor of the Warsaw Philharmonic, whilst at the same time leading the Cracow Philharmonic Orchestra and the Polish Radio Orchestra in Warsaw. He was a long-serving principal guest conductor of the FOK Prague Symphony Orchestra in the Czech Republic.
For many years, he was director of the Chopin Festival in Duszniki (1975-1985) and the Wratislavia Cantans Festival in Wroclaw (1969-1997), which flourished in artistic and organisational terms under his general management gaining international renown.
At the Wroclaw Opera, and then at the Warsaw Chamber Opera, he prepared the premieres of productions of Weber's Der Freischütz, and he opened the Hoffman Festival with Beethoven's Fidelio. At the Polish National Opera, he did performances of Boris Eifman's ballet Tchaikovsky - life and death, subsequently serving as musical director for guest performances of that ballet given by Eifman's Dance Theatre in Austria.
In recent years, he has also returned to teaching, and he is regularly invited to sit on the jury of international conducting and piano competitions (Prague Spring Competition, of Conducting, G. Fitelberg Conducting Competition, Van Cliburn Piano Competition).
He performed the role of a conductor in Roman Polanski's movie The Pianist, and conducted the music for SONY's soundtrack.
Tadeusz Strugała has been awarded an Orfeusz statue and a prize of the Polish Composers' Union for outstanding achievements in the performance of contemporary Polish music. Among his other prestigious distinctions are the Grand Prix du Disque Ferenc Liszt, a nomination for Gramophone's Record of the Year for his premiere recording of Roman Maciejewski's Requiem, and the title 'Stern des Monats' awarded by the German phonographic magazine Fono Forum for recordings of works by Scharwenka. For his outstanding achievements in conducting and the promotion of Polish music abroad, he has received awards from the Ministry of Culture and Arts, including a gold Gloria Artis, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Commander's Cross with Star of the Order of Polonia Restituta, and also numerous prizes. He is also a prize-winner of the Kulturpreis Schlesien des Landes Niedersachsen and Doctor honoris causa of the Wroclaw Music Academy. Recently received the highest honour of the Polish National Radio, Diamond Baton (2012).
Professor of conducting and composition at the Cracow Music Academy.
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You'd think that my own near-death experiences in 2011 (hemorrhoidectomy) and 2017 (blood clots) were enough to scare the crap out of me and get me to lose weight. They helped motivate me a little, enough that I'm more than 50 pounds down from my highest weight of 492, recorded in 2011, but not nearly enough to drop below my morbidly obese status.
This friend's death that hit me much harder. Even though our circumstances were different and we weren't close, I look at photos of him on Facebook and see myself. And I wonder, will I even be alive in 10 years?
After dropping 13 pounds in the first two months of 2019 — 457 to 444 — I didn't lose any weight in the following four weeks. I didn't gain any either, which is progress, I suppose. Yet over the past week, I'm down to 435, a total of 22 pounds in 13 weeks.
What got me losing weight again? Well, there are several things.
First of all, I started another part-time job this week to help pay the bills, requiring me to stand on my feet for at least four straight hours. I don't know if you've ever stood on your feet for four straight hours carrying about 440 pounds on your body, but it ain't easy. In fact, I've been using a cane to walk since 2016, when I began gaining back the 80 pounds I lost in 2014.
In order to make it easier for myself to withstand four hours on my feet, I needed to make a better effort to get stronger and lose more weight. So I did.
Sadly, the effort was too late for this job. While I'm stronger this week than I was last week, I still have a lot of weight to lose before I can stand on my feet at least four hours. My new part-time job lasted one day. I'm not proud of that, but I had to give it a try. Those four hours were extremely painful for my legs, and I could barely walk the rest of the day. After a lot of soul-searching, I realized that I just can't handle that job physically for now.
Several days before my friend died, I made two lists for myself, and they've helped me focus on my weight-loss goals.
The first list is called "The next 10 years." It begins, "I want to ..." Then I filled in the blanks by making a list. Below are some examples.
- Take care of my family.
- Spend more quality time with my family and friends.
It's a list that comes from that moment when I was sitting on the emergency room bed on Sept. 6, 2017 and the doctor told me I had a massive blood clot near my heart — and one in each lung — and he couldn't promise that I would survive the night. He basically said I could die at any moment.
I kept mumbling to myself, "I'm not ready yet. I'm not ready yet." And it got me wondering, if I died that day, would I have anything to show for my life? Had I made a difference in the world? I couldn't honestly answers any of those questions with a positive response. I came to the conclusion that I may have wasted the greatest gift of all — my life.
So that's what the 10-year list is all about. It gets me focused on the important things in life, and if I live according to that list, I would be content knowing that I did the best I could to make a difference in the world before I go.
The next list is called "Who am I?" It begins, "I am ..." Then I filled in the blanks by making a list. Below are some examples.
- A physically fit half-marathon walker.
- A person who takes care of his body, mind and spirit.
- A person who takes care of his family.
- A person who is financially stable.
You'll notice that I am currently not all of these things. It's a wish list, one that comes from visualizing what I want to be in the future. I've heard some people say that in order to make severe changes in their lives — such as losing more than 100 pounds — they began living like the people they want to be, not the people they are. So if I begin living like a physically fit half-marathon walker, maybe I'll slowly morph into that person.
One entry that changed my life last week was "I am ... a person who does not use a cane to get around." Since I wrote it down last weekend, I have not used a cane — even after that four-hour shift on my feet. It's been difficult at times, especially when I get up from a chair or a bed, but setting aside the cane was the best thing I've done for myself this year. I'm now stronger, and I feel like a new person. So I guess that list thing is starting to work.
So there you have it — real changes in my life that will hopefully lead to progress as I try to re-capture my weight-loss success from 2014.
I can't thank the team at Fitness Revolution gym in Lake Placid enough for their support. While I'm still struggling to get to the gym on a regular basis, the time I've spent there so far this year has given me the tools and space to get stronger. That will certainly come in handy when I'm finally able to stand on my feet for four hours at a time without being in agony.


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ARS NOVA presents its new director Rubén Penadés this Friday
26th April 2022 Mike Smith
The choral group faces the challenge of offering their audience 'Lenguas Viva', a concert in which they present a written repertoire in the co-official languages of the Spanish state.
Tuesday 26th April 2022 – Mike Smith
Source: press release – ARS Nova
Despite having already started the 2022 season, this Friday 29th April will be the long-awaited debut in Xàbia of the young new director of the ARS NOVA choral group, Rubén Penadés. The premiere of this team was on April 3rd in Xaló, a concert within its fiesta programme, in which a repertoire from Catalonia was performed, a total success that managed to put the entire Santa Maria Church on its feet, united in enthusiastic applause.
This is a new stage that begins with enthusiasm and desire to undertake new projects. For this reason, it will be this occasion, and following the thread of the previous concert, in which they face the challenge of offering their audience Lenguas Viva, a concert in which they present a written repertoire in the co-official languages of the Spanish state.
With this, it is sought to vindicate the total suitability of these pieces in concert programs, given that they are often discriminated against, perhaps to be considered languages dedicated to the popular repertoire, unfair reasoning because there have been, and continue to be, many great composers who write works in their mother tongue. The audience will be able to listen, among others, to works from Fernando Remacha, Manuel Groba and Amando Blanquer.
ARS NOVA invites you to the fortress-church of San Bartolomé in the heart of the historic centre this Friday 29th April at 8.30pm, where the group hopes that the people of Xàbia will extend a warm welcome to the master Penadés.
In addition, it should be noted that ARS NOVA will also participate this year in the mass in honour of Jesús Nazareno that will be held on Tuesday 3rd May in the same church, another occasion to enjoy their voices and an exquisite repertoire.
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Список музеев Гомельской области Беларуси

 Музей истории города Гомеля
 Брагинский исторический музей
 Ветковский музей старообрядчества и белорусских традиций имени Ф. Г. Шклярова (до декабря 2012 года Ветковский государственный музей народного творчества)
 Гомельский областной краеведческий музей
 Дом-музей деда Талаша
 Ельский историко-краеведческий музей
 Мемориальный музей им. П. М. Лепешинского
 Мозырский объединенный краеведческий музей
 Охотничий домик
 Музей битвы за Днепр
 Музей М. Калинина
 Музей народной славы г. Рогачёв
 Музей народной славы пос. Октябрьский
 Наровлянский этнографический музей
 Речицкий краеведческий музей
 Светлогорский музей истории города
 Туровский краеведческий музей
 Петриковский районный краеведческий музей
 Рогачевский музей народной славы
 Музей истории поселка Ильич
 Хойникский краеведческий музей
 Мемориальный музей Мележа
 Чечерский историко-этнографический музей
 Мозырская районная картинная галерея
 Музей «Трагедия Чернобыля»
 Буда-Кошелевская картинная галерея имени Евсея Евсеевича Моисеенко

Примечания

Гомельская область

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from math import sqrt

from . import config
from .display import Display

class NMRcalc:

    def __init__(self, isotope,
                 charge=None, energy=None, freq=None, field=None):
        self.isotope = isotope
        self.charge = charge
        self.energy = energy
        self.freq = freq
        self.field = field
        self.determineEnergyValues()
        self.determineCharges()

    def determineEnergyValues(self):
        if self.energy is not None:
            if len(self.energy) == 3:
                self.createEnergyRange()
            else:
                self.energy = [self.energy[0]]

    def createEnergyRange(self):
        self.energy.sort()
        step, start, stop = self.energy
        eList = [start]
        while eList[-1] < stop:
            newEnergy = float('{0:.3f}'.format(eList[-1] + step))
            eList.append(newEnergy)
        self.energy = eList

    def determineCharges(self):
        try:
            self.charge = list(set(self.charge))
        except TypeError:
            pass

    def processValues(self):
        if self.valuesAreValid():
            self.getResult()
        elif self.energyAndFreqValid():
            self.charge = [1]
            self.getResult()
        else:
            if self.eitherValueValid():
                print('Both charge and energy/frequency required, or neither')
            print(self.isotope)

    def valuesAreValid(self):
        return self.chargeStateValid() and self.energyAndFreqValid()

    def eitherValueValid(self):
        return self.chargeStateValid() or self.energyAndFreqValid()

    def chargeStateValid(self):
        if self.charge is not None:
            return all([q >= 1 and q <= self.isotope.Z for q in self.charge])
        else:
            return False

    def energyAndFreqValid(self):
        if self.energy is None:
            if self.freq is None and self.field is not None:
                return all([g > 0 for g in self.fields])
            elif self.freq is not None and self.field is None:
                return all([f > 0 for f in self.freq])
        elif self.energy is not None:
            return all([e > 0 for e in self.energy])
        else:
            return False

    def getResult(self):
        self.performCalculation()
        self.showCalculation()

    def performCalculation(self):
        if self.energy is None:
            self.createEnergyList()
        else:
            if self.field is None:
                self.createFieldList()
            elif self.freq is None:
                self.createFreqList()

    def createEnergyList(self):
        energies = []
        freqs = []
        for charge in self.charge:
            eList = [self.calculateEnergy(f, charge) for f in self.freq]
            energies.append(eList)
            fList = [f for f in self.freq]
            freqs.append(fList)
        self.energy = energies
        self.freq = freqs

    def calculateEnergy(self, freq, charge):
        factor = ((freq * charge) / (config.magnetK * self.isotope.mass)) ** 2
        return self.isotope.mass * config.amuToMeV * (sqrt(1 + factor) - 1)

    def createFreqList(self):
        energies = []
        freqs = []
        for charge in self.charge:
            eList = [e for e in self.energy]
            energies.append(eList)
            fList = [self.calculateFrequency(e, charge) for e in self.energy]
            freqs.append(fList)
        self.energy = energies
        self.freq = freqs

    def createFieldList(self):
        energies = []
        freqs = []
        fields = []
        for charge in self.charge:
            energies.extend([e for e in self.energy])
            freqs.extend([self.calculateFrequency(e, charge)
                          for e in self.energy])
            fields.extend([self.calculateField(e, charge)
                           for e in self.energy])
        self.energy = energies
        self.freq = freqs
        self.field = fields

    def calculateFrequency(self, energy, charge):
        factor = energy / (self.isotope.mass * config.amuToMeV)
        return (config.magnetK * (self.isotope.mass / charge)
                * sqrt(factor ** 2 + 2.0 * factor))

    def calculateField(self, energy, charge):
        return sqrt(energy * self.isotope.mass) * config.magnetK / charge

    def showCalculation(self):
        display = Display(self.isotope, self.charge, self.energy, self.freq)
        if len(self.charge) == 1 and len(self.energy[0]) == 1:
            display.showSingleCalculation()
        else:
            display.showMultipleCalculations()

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The Munich Security Conference
US-Taliban peace deal 'on the table,' says Esper
By Joe Gould
Afghan's President Ashraf Ghani speaks to U.S. soldiers as President Donald Trump listens during a surprise Thanksgiving day visit at Bagram Air Field, on Nov. 28, 2019, in Afghanistan. Ghani is expected to meet with U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to finalize details of a U.S.-Taliban peace deal at the Munich Security Conference this week. (Olivier Douliery/AFP via Getty Images)
MUNICH ― Defense Secretary Mark Esper on Thursday confirmed a U.S.-Taliban peace deal is "on the table," and that it hinges on a seven-day reduction in violence ― a sign that all sides are closer than ever to ending of the 18-year conflict, America's longest war.
Esper and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo are expected to finalize details when they meet with Afghan President Ashaf Ghani at the Munich Security Conference this week. The meeting comes just days after President Donald Trump reportedly approved a conditional peace deal with the Taliban that would withdraw the last American troops from the country.
"The best if not only way forward is a political agreement," Esper said at the NATO Defense Ministerial Conference in Brussels. "We have the basis for one on the table, we are taking a hard look at it, we are consulting with our allies, we are consulting with Congress and others. And I think peace deserves a chance, but it will demand all parties to comply with their obligations, if we move forward."
The agreement, which Trump would still have to formally approve, calls for both Taliban and U.S. forces to pledge to adhere to a week's "reduction of violence" that would lead to an agreement signing between the United States and the Taliban, according to the Associated Press. That would be followed, within 10 days, by all-Afghan negotiations to set the road map for the political future of a post-war Afghanistan.
Esper declined to discuss the potential deal in detail, but said, "It is our view that seven days, for now, is sufficient. Our approach, as always, is conditions based, so it will be an evaluative process as we go forward―if we go forward."
Other conditions in the deal would reportedly include a Taliban pledge not to associate with al-Qaida, the Islamic State group or other militant groups.
Trump says 8,600 US troops will stay after Afghanistan withdrawal
President Donald Trump said he plans to withdraw thousands of U.S. forces from Afghanistan if, but will keep 8,600 there for the foreseeable future, pending the outcome of U.S. peace talks with the Taliban, which appear to be concluding.
Esper's remarks came after U.S. national security adviser Robert O'Brien said Tuesday he was "cautiously optimistic" there could be a peace deal over the next few days or weeks, but that a withdrawal of U.S. forces is not "imminent." Also, Ghani tweeted that Pompeo called him to report "notable progress" in talks with the Taliban.
"The president had made it very clear that there will have to be a reduction in violence and there will have to be meaningful intra-Afghan talks for things to move forward," O'Brien said in remarks at the Atlantic Council.
At Munich, the U.S. and Afghan leaders will likely focus on finalizing just how violence reduction is defined, how it's monitored and how long it would have to last for the U.S. to sign a deal with the Taliban, according to Michael Kugelman, the Wilson Center's lead Afghanistan specialist.
"We're at a pivotal point in this process, because the two sides are now closer than they've ever been before to a deal. But we should anticipate a few more bumps even as we approach the finish line," Kugelman said.
The Taliban managed to impose a brief ceasefire during the Eid holiday several years back, but it's unclear whether the Taliban senior leadership can control its members enough to reduce violence within the agreed period. "This time around will be longer and a lot more complex," Kugelman said.
Munich will also host U.S. lawmakers, to include South Carolina Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham, who seems to be shedding his past reluctance to embrace a troop withdrawal. The Trump administration will have to convince him and other skeptics in Congress that the Taliban will abide by its commitment to scale down violence.
"U.S. officials will need to convince them that this thing can be pulled off, and it'll be easier to make that argument if they can show that the right monitoring mechanisms will be in place," Kugelman said.
Finally, the U.S.-Taliban talks themselves have been difficult, but they are nothing compared to the complex peace, reconciliation and power-sharing negotiations to come between the Taliban, the Afghan government, and other Afghan political stakeholders.
"Given the messy Afghan political situation, including a prolonged election crisis and deep rivalries between powerful factions," Kugelman said, "it's going to be a tall order to launch much less conclude a successful peace process resulting in a power-sharing deal with the Taliban."
Shawn Snow, of Military Times, contributed to this report.
About Joe Gould
Joe Gould is senior Pentagon reporter for Defense News, covering the intersection of national security policy, politics and the defense industry.
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