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Why do Iran and Hezbollah care about Venezuela?

Tehran has condemned capture of president Nicolas Maduro as it warns against US striking Iran When Delcy Rodriguez was sworn in as Venezuela’s interim president on Monday, three diplomats stood out among the first people to congratulate her: the ambassadors of China and Russia, and that of Iran, Ali Chegini. …

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De la déstabilisation de l’Amérique latine et du Monde arabe

Amérique latine et Monde arabe : deux blocs géopolitiques présentant de fortes convergences. Vénézuela, Bolivie, Brésil… la déstabilisation de l’Amérique Latine va de pair avec celle du Monde arabe (Irak, Libye, Syrie, Yémen, Soudan) en ce que ces deux blocs géopolitiques présentent de fortes convergences de par leur positionnement stratégique …

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Unpacking Iran’s Protests and Trump’s Threats

The Islamic Republic has experienced multiple mass protests in recent years, but the latest round of demonstrations come at a particularly difficult moment for the regime. Carolyn Kissane, academic director and clinical professor at the Center for Global Affairs at New York University, leads the conversation on the geopolitics of …

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Detailed Report on the Eighth Day of Protests; 222 Locations Across the Country Witness Demonstrations

HRANA- Protests and strikes in various cities across Iran entered their eighth day. An assessment of updated and verified data indicates that despite intensified security measures, increased deployment of law enforcement and security forces, and the continuation of on-the-ground crackdowns in some areas, the geographical spread of the protests has …

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SDF launches arrest campaign in Deir Ezzor

The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) carried out a raid campaign in the town of al-Susah (eastern Deir Ezzor governorate, eastern Syria) on Saturday, 3 December. Enab Baladi’s correspondent in Deir Ezzor said SDF fighters arrested four people during the campaign, claiming they belong to the Islamic State group (IS). Clashes …

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