For the third consecutive day, clashes have erupted on the Syrian-Lebanese border between the Syrian …
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In honor of the lifelong president of the SFR Yugoslavia, Josip Broz Tito, there was …
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The Taliban has for years presented a united front to the outside world and kept …
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Philippe Guillemant explique la physique de la conscience : un enjeu scientifique aux implications politiques …
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Almost thirty years after the signing of the Dayton Peace Agreement, Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) is still in a sort of coma, and some say that there has never been a worse crisis, which is often said since the war. This text[2] is not daily-political and should not be interpreted …
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On February 28, the legislature of Transnistria, a pro-Russia, de facto independent state internationally recognized as part of Moldova, appealed to Moscow for “protection” from the pro-European government in Chisinau. This preceded Russian President Vladimir Putin’s annual address the following day, offering the prospect of a surprise public announcement about …
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The moderates continue to be sidelined in Iran in the wake of the failure of their outreach to the West as conservatives have consolidated power amid an ongoing generational change in Iran’s political leadership. The exclusion of reformists and an insignificant presence of moderates in the new Assembly of Experts …
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“What would I do if I was alive during slavery? Or the Jim Crow South? Or apartheid? What would I do if my country was committing genocide? The answer is, you’re doing it. Right now.” – Aaron Bushnell, martyred on Feb 26, 2024. The basic kernel of truth about the …
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Summary Iraq’s Development Road project aims to create an Iraqi transborder transportation network connecting the Persian Gulf with Türkiye. This network would enhance Iraq’s geopolitical status as a trade corridor and provide financial returns, reducing the state’s reliance on hydrocarbons. However, the project faces obstacles, including challenges of financing and …
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Tensions between Hamas and Fatah, the two largest Palestinian groups, appear to be growing and becoming more openly visible. While the two groups have been rivals historically, the October 7 attack led to focus on Gaza, and the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank, where Fatah is strongest, has appeared …
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Latest Developments U.S. National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan confirmed on March 18 that Israeli forces killed Marwan Issa, deputy chief of Hamas military operations, in an airstrike last week. Issa, 59, constitutes one of the most senior Hamas figures killed during the more than five-month-old war in Gaza. Issa, also …
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Key Takeaways: Northern Gaza Strip: The IDF Nahal Brigade (162nd Division) conducted clearing operations in the northern and central Gaza Strip on March 17.West Bank: The IDF arrested seven wanted individuals across the West Bank on March 17. The IDF also confiscated materials needed for manufacturing improvised explosive devices during …
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La Chine voit les écueils sur lesquels l’Amérique a buté avec son dollar. Nous avons plusieurs fois abordé la question du Yuan par rapport au dollar mais cet article traduit par notre ami Xuan insiste sur l’aspect totalement original de la politique chinoise qui ne veut pas remplacer les États-Unis …
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La guerre en Ukraine a atteint la croisée des chemins tant redoutée. L’Ukraine est en train de perdre la guerre, et aucune quantité d’armes ou d’aide ne changera cela. L’Occident doit soit accepter cette évaluation et pousser l’Ukraine à la table des négociations, soit envoyer plus que des armes et …
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