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Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, March 6, 2025

Russian President Vladimir Putin and other Kremlin officials explicitly rejected making any concessions in future peace negotiations or accepting any US, European, or Ukrainian peace proposals and the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) rejected the possibility of a negotiated ceasefire on March 6. Putin stated during a visit to …

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Iran Update, March 6, 2025

Small-scale insurgent cells have started to emerge and attack Syrian interim government forces in certain areas of Syria. Former Assad regime members conducted coordinated attacks on Syrian military checkpoints and patrols in Jableh, Beit Ana, and Daliyah in Latakia Province on March 6.[1] Interim government forces deployed to the area …

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Afghanistan’s Missing Weapons: A Ticking Time Bomb For Regional Security – OpEd

In the quiet corners of Badghis province, a recent weapons audit has revealed a troubling security breach—large quantities of weapons, including US-made arms, have disappeared from the Afghan army’s 3rd Brigade headquarters, part of the ex-207th Al-Farooq Corps. The discovery has sent shockwaves through Afghanistan’s intelligence circles, with the provincial …

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Regional Dynamics: The Evolving Iran-Armenia Relationship Amid Geopolitical Shifts – Analysis

Introduction In today’s rapidly changing geopolitical landscape, Armenia and Iran are seeking to strengthen their connections regarding economic, political, and security matters. And despite the United States signing a Strategic Partnership Charter with Armenia in January to enhance cooperation in energy, defense, security, and diplomacy, Tehran asserts that U.S.-Armenia relations …

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Spotlight on Iran (February 26 – March 5, 2025)

The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman stressed that the “resistance” in Lebanon is a factor that assists the Lebanese government and called on the guarantor countries of the ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon to force Israel to withdraw from the five outposts where it still remains in southern Lebanon. Lebanese customs …

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Dangers de l’Intelligence artificielle : une question ontologique ?

L’intelligence artificielle se profile comme l’une des révolutions les plus marquantes de l’histoire, surpassant l’électricité, l’automobile ou la bombe atomique. Elle incarne à la fois une puissance sans limites et un risque latent, non par sa nature, mais par l’usage qu’on en fait. Désormais omniprésente, elle façonne l’ingénierie, le commerce, …

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