Eurasia

A Weakened Hamas Still Dominates Gaza

Since Israeli forces withdrew from parts of Gaza in October under a cease-fire agreement, Hamas has moved quickly to fill the void. Its police forces are out on the streets again. Its fighters have executed opponents. And its officials have levied fees on some costly goods being imported into Gaza, …

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Document déclassifié de la CIA 2004 : État de l’analyse scientifique et technologique dans la communauté du…

Ce document déclassifié de la CIA datant de 2004 décrit la méthodologie utilisée par les services de renseignement américains pour recruter des scientifiques civils de pointe. Les domaines d’intérêt spécifiques comprennent la nanotechnologie et la biotechnologie. Il y est question de l’utilisation possible d’armes de destruction massive fabriquées par des …

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Defying Trump, Israel Expands Buffer Zone in Syria

Bottom Line Up Front Israel’s policy in Syria relies on hard power and control over territory rather than building an interrelated web of diplomatic alliances and coalitions to protect its interests. Israeli leaders are expanding a buffer zone in southern Syria even though U.S. officials warn that doing so might …

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Hamas’s “Rigid Pragmatism”: Between Tactical Flexibility and Ideological Intransigence

Gaza stabilization must include precise disarmament rules, independent monitoring, and pressure from Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey to counter Hamas’s blend of flexibility and intransigence. After the publication of President Donald Trump’s twenty-point plan, many were surprised to see Hamas relinquish some of its ostensibly nonnegotiable demands from the past two …

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