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America: Superpower of the Depleted Arsenal

The world’s richest and so-called “most powerful” military power is running out of the missiles it would need to fight the wars it claims it is ready for. A Superpower Living Off Its ReservesThe United States spends more on defense than the next ten countries combined, yet for months the …

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Removing Sipan Hemo from the Red List: Is Ankara Recasting Its Relationship with the SDF through Damascus?

Ankara’s decision to remove Sipan Hemo, Syria’s Deputy Minister of Defense for Eastern Region Affairs, from its terrorist “Red List” marks a significant political and security shift in the regional landscape. This is far more than an administrative adjustment. It reflects a deeper evolution in Türkiye’s approach to the Syrian …

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In The Bear’s Paw: How Europeans Can Loosen Russia’s Grip On Belarus – Analysis

Key Takeaways:Belarus has shifted from a relatively stable buffer and Russian rear base into a forward-operating platform for Moscow—hosting missiles, joint exercises, logistics, and hybrid pressure on Poland, Lithuania, and Latvia—raising direct security risks for the EU’s eastern flank.Broad EU sanctions and isolation have deepened Minsk’s dependence on Russia without …

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L’Arabie saoudite, la Turquie & le Pakistan signent l’“Accord de défense commune de La Mecque”

En choisissant La Mecque, la Turquie, l’Arabie saoudite & le Pakistan ont envoyé un message clair : c’est une déclaration liée à la défense des musulmans, et pas seulement de leurs pays respectifs. L’Arabie saoudite, la Turquie & le Pakistan signent l’“Accord de défense commune de La Mecque” L’Arabie saoudite, …

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Trump and American Intervention in the Middle East

Arabs have little reason to denounce the US intervention, which helped prevent Israel from translating its military victories into political gains. Even today, Trump is trying to save Hamas from extinction through his “Board of Peace,” while also shielding the Lebanese Hezbollah to please Tehran and Doha. Egypt can’t complain …

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Making Policy: Marxist Rainbows and Mob Shock Troops

Ever since the time of Karl Marx, communists and their socialist brethren assumed that the envy of financial success would attract the proletariat to carry out a workers’ revolution in the rich countries of the West. It turned out, however, that even the poor would like to be rich. In …

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