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Alexander Zorin is a Russian officer known as the man to turn to for difficult …
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Turkey and the West: Drifting Further Apart
In theory, Turkey is a NATO ally. In theory, also, Turkey is in negotiations with …
Read More »Digital Authoritarianism and Nonviolent Action: Challenging the Digital Counterrevolution
Nonviolent action campaigns are one of the most common ways citizens seek to peacefully change …
Read More »How to Pull Lebanon out of its Torturous Fall
Ahead of next year’s legislative elections, international accountability and public engagement will be key to …
Read More »Four Years After ISIS, Iraq’s Tal Afar Remains Riven by Communal Divisions
What can help allay perceptions of marginalization and tension in the district? Iraq is a …
Read More »As China Poses Challenges, Europe Makes its Presence Known in the Indo-Pacific
Germany, the U.K. and France deploy warships as Europe increasingly recognizes the security challenges posed …
Read More »India, Pakistan Watch Warily as Taliban Move to Takeover
Afghanistan’s neighbors all prefer a negotiated political settlement — but are preparing for a worst-case …
Read More »Lebanese Druze confront, detain Hezbollah rocket crew after it fires at Israel
Angry villagers in Chouya accuse terror group of endangering lives by firing from near civilian …
Read More »Israel warns of ‘overt and covert’ response if Hezbollah rocket fire continues
IDF carries out artillery strikes in response to 19-rocket barrage by terror group, heaviest since …
Read More »Hezbollah fires 19 rockets at Israel, in heaviest barrage since 2006 war
Military says 10 projectiles were intercepted by air defenses, 6 struck open areas and 3 …
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