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Iran Update, January 22, 2025
The Critical Threats Project (CTP) at the American Enterprise Institute and the Institute for the St…
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Spotlight on Iran (January 15 – 22, 2025)
Iran presented the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas as an Israeli defeat and a victory f…
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“When I learned that Assad and Russian troops had left, I immediately understood that the Turks would begin an operation.” How the Kurds are preparing for a war for survival
While Syria celebrates the fall of the Assad regime, the mood in the north of the country is very di…
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“We Sang as We Were Returning as if We Were at a Wedding!” How Syria Lived Its First Month with a New Government — A Report from The Insider
For the first time in 50 years, Syrians celebrated the New Year without the Assads. A month after th…
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Iraq Is In For A Rough 2025 – Analysis
Iraq is a developing democracy, but its location — between Iran, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Syria — me…
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With A New Government, Many Bulgarians Fear A Return To The Past – Analysis
With the approval of a new coalition government, Bulgaria’s parliament has ended a prolonged stretch…
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Syria’s Transition Under Ahmed Al-Sharaa: Diplomacy And Realpolitik – Analysis
With only a few days left of Joe Biden’s administration in the White House, and as Donald Trump once…
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Lebanon’s New Dawn – OpEd
After Damascus, Beirut now celebrates a new era with the election of a president, a position that He…
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Post-Assad Syria: Challenges, Opportunities, And US Role In Shaping Its Future – Analysis
The unexpected fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime on December 8 has put Syria in the spotlight once ag…
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L’ancien eurodéputé Rob Roos poursuit son combat contre Ursula von der Leyen
Entretien avec un homme qui ne fait pas de compromis sur les libertés fondamentales. Durant son mand…
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Iran Update, January 22, 2025
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Spotlight on Iran (January 15 – 22, 2025)
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“When I learned that Assad and Russian troops had left, I immediately understood that the Turks would begin an operation.” How the Kurds are preparing for a war for survival
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“We Sang as We Were Returning as if We Were at a Wedding!” How Syria Lived Its First Month with a New Government — A Report from The Insider
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Iraq Is In For A Rough 2025 – Analysis
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Critical Minerals, Waning Western Influence A Focus Of Chinese FM’s African Tour – Analysis
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Looking West: The Houthis’ Expanding Footprint in the Horn of Africa
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Africa Corps: Has Russia Hit a Ceiling in Africa?
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How Turkey Outplayed Egypt and the U.S. In The Horn Of Africa
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Libya Energy Profile: Despite Large Oil Reserves, Political Conflicts And Militia Attacks Have Limited Investments In Sector – Analysis
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With A New Government, Many Bulgarians Fear A Return To The Past – Analysis
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The Western Balkans At A Crossroads: An Old War From In New Geopolitical Compositions (Part II) – OpEd
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The Western Balkans At A Crossroads: An Old War From In New Geopolitical Compositions – OpEd
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Serbian President’s Plan To ‘Protect’ Kosovo Serbs Still A Work In Progress – Analysis
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Why Is Integration Of Western Balkans Into EU A ‘Geopolitical Emergency’? – OpEd
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Critical Minerals, Waning Western Influence A Focus Of Chinese FM’s African Tour – Analysis
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La Russie, la Chine et Trump
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Analysis: Taliban leader Sirajuddin Haqqani becomes a statesman
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La Chine a toutes les raisons de craindre une Syrie dirigée par les rebelles
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Taliban’s minister of refugees killed in suicide attack in Kabul
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Iran Update, January 22, 2025
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Spotlight on Iran (January 15 – 22, 2025)
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“When I learned that Assad and Russian troops had left, I immediately understood that the Turks would begin an operation.” How the Kurds are preparing for a war for survival
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“We Sang as We Were Returning as if We Were at a Wedding!” How Syria Lived Its First Month with a New Government — A Report from The Insider
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Iraq Is In For A Rough 2025 – Analysis
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With A New Government, Many Bulgarians Fear A Return To The Past – Analysis
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