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Nothing succeeds like success. Despite every prediction to the contrary, Syria’s president, Bashar al-Assad, was …
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Stoltenberg Says Ukraine’s ‘Rightful Place’ Is In NATO
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg has visited Kyiv for the first time since Russia’s invasion last …
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Southeast Asia’s Precarious Balancing Act As relations between China and the United States grow more …
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How the War in Ukraine Is Transforming Europe History loves unintended consequences. The latest example …
Read More »Specter of prolonged conflict haunts Sudan, as warring generals dig in
In an excerpt from this week’s Security Briefing newsletter, Pentagon correspondent Jared Szuba looks at …
Read More »Israel’s defense chief warns of multi-front war, says Iran ‘driving force’
According to the Israeli Defense Ministry’s data, Hezbollah received $700 million from Iran last year …
Read More »Iran hard-liners lash out at shah Pahlavi’s son over Israel visit
Reza Pahlavi’s trip to Israel and his meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appeared to …
Read More »Syria’s Kurds make their own pitch as Arab states court Assad
Syrian Kurds, whom Bashar al-Assad once labeled “traitors” and “collaborators,” now seek a new peace …
Read More »Israel’s security chiefs split on supporting Sudan’s Burhan, Hemedti
Israel is engaged in efforts to de-escalate tensions in Sudan, but its security and diplomatic …
Read More »Afghanistan Counterinsurgency: The RIP/TOA Blues – OpEd
United States Counterinsurgency Operations (COIN) in Afghanistan and Iraq were significantly hampered by the haphazard …
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