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On 5 June, 2014, hundreds of ISIS militants launched a lightning assault on Mosul, Iraq’s …
Read More »Revisiting the fall of Mosul: Who was to blame?
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Goodbye G20, hello BRICS+
The redeeming quality of a tense G20 held in Bali – otherwise managed by laudable …
Read More »Made in Britain: How London handpicks Iraqi leaders
Throughout the 20th century, it was frequently said by residents of West Asia, “lift up …
Read More »Is Multiculturalism Destroying Western National Identities?
Today, 90% of British demographic growth comes from immigration. The same shift is taking place …
Read More »Encrypted App Breach Exposes Bosnian State’s Ties to Crime
Evidence obtained from a crackdown on the Sky ECC encrypted messaging app has shed more …
Read More »Bulgaria Faces Fresh Criticism over Ukraine Refugee Response
Concerns are growing over the government’s handling of a programme to move Ukrainian refugees from …
Read More »Bosnia is Becoming Depopulated – What to do About it?
If the political class doesn’t get to grips with the mass exodus of the young, …
Read More »How Iran Threatens South Caucasus Peace And Security – Analysis
Following Azerbaijan’s victory over Armenia in the Second Karabakh War in late 2020, Iran has …
Read More »Napier: We Will See the Return on Capital Investment on a Massive Scale
Market strategist and historian Russell Napier warns of a 15- to the 20-year phase of …
Read More »Syrian jihadist group HTS challenges Turkish-backed factions
Hayat Tahrir al-Sham tried to enter the Turkey-backed factions’ stronghold to support Ahrar al-Sham that …
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