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The New ‘Baltic Way’: Assessing The Baltic Defensive Line Concept – Analysis

On August 23rd, 1989, an estimated two million citizens from the countries of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania linked arms to form a human chain spanning the 600 km distance between the respective capitals of Tallinn, Riga, and Vilnius. The peaceful protest marked 50 years since the secret agreement known as …

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The Russian Armed Forces have slowed down the pace of advancement in Ukraine, the elimination of the “pocket” near Kurakhovo, a new strike by ATACMS. What happened on the front this week

In today’s summary:Russian Armed Forces advance into residential areas of Kurakhovo; a pocket occupied by Ukrainian troops has been eliminated to the south of the cityRussian troops are expanding their control zone in the outskirts of Pokrovsk and are trying to send saboteurs thereAt the Vremevsky salient, the Ukrainian Armed …

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The Ottoman Empire Strikes Back: How Türkiye Became the Main Beneficiary of Assad’s Fall

On December 9, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced that a “bright period” had begun in Syria’s history. He is hardly embarrassed about his role in preparing the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad. Just a few years ago, Erdogan boasted about his wife’s friendship with the wife of the now former …

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