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UN coordinates return of 191 Iraqis from al-Hol camp

The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, UNHCR, announced today, Friday, February 20, the return of Iraqi nationals from al-Hol camp in the countryside of al-Hasakah province in northeastern Syria. The camp has housed families of Islamic State fighters alongside displaced civilians for years. UNHCR Representative in Syria Gonzalo Vargas …

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Hamas and Israeli-backed militias: A looming showdown in Gaza

Recent threats from Hamas’s armed wing against Israeli-backed militias in Gaza have heightened concerns that tensions will escalate into open confrontation Recent threats by Hamas’s armed wing, the Al-Qassam Brigades, against Israeli-backed militias operating in Gaza have raised fears about the possibility of an impending armed confrontation. A complex network …

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Gaza’s Nascent Police Force Has a Personnel Problem

The second convening of President Donald Trump’s Board of Peace in Washington on February 19 was intended to highlight progress toward a post-war vision for Gaza. The event featured detailed presentations on reconstruction, governance mechanisms, and timelines. Yet two core issues remained conspicuously vague: how Hamas will be disarmed, and …

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Kosovo unblocks institutions after a one-year crisis

With the new Assembly and government, Kosovo aims to recover the delays of the past year. Political analysts are calling on the new executive to focus on improving relations with international allies, while the business sector has requested policies in favour of the private sector Kosovo has formed its new …

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Saudi Arabia has not pivoted back toward extremism

The kingdom is still on its long, self-interested road to moderation, and the ‘embrace of Islamism’ narrative collapses under the facts Has Saudi Arabia truly abandoned moderation and embraced Islamism – or even antisemitism – as some have recently alleged? The short answer is no, and the reality defies the …

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TRIPP de Trump : Si c’est si formidable, pourquoi à huis clos ?

Le programme «Route Trump pour la paix et la prospérité internationales» (TRIPP), présenté comme une nouvelle voie vers la paix et la prospérité dans le Caucase du Sud, pourrait en réalité s’avérer être un élément d’un jeu géopolitique beaucoup plus vaste visant à contrôler les corridors commerciaux eurasiens. Un plan …

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