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Israel Plans to Attack Iran
TEHRAN (FNA)- Israel has reportedly sought US support for a military strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities last spring.
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Israel’s Claim To Protect Syria’s Druze Is A Smokescreen – OpEd
Israel will use any excuse to divide and weaken the region. That is the end game, precisely what Pri…
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Security Council Urged To Stand Firm As Bosnia And Herzegovina Faces Deepening Crisis
A recent rise in tensions in Bosnia and Herzegovina has sparked an “extraordinary crisis” as the cou…
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The EU’s Eastern Re-Engagement: A Strategic Re-Evaluation? – OpEd
The first 100 days of Donald Trump’s second presidency appear to have permanently re-defined Europea…
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In the Damascus suburb of Ashrafiyat Sahnaya, the sounds of prayer bells and muezzins used to blend …
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US–Ukraine Strategic Cooperation In Resource Extraction – Analysis
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, during his visit to the White House in February 2025, was ex…
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Trump 2.0: Transatlantic Security, European Response, And Implications For Spain And Portugal – Analysis
The Trump 2.0 presidency’s aversion to multilateral cooperation, the EU and even NATO is radically r…
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Pellegrini vs Fico: Is It Theatre or War between Slovakia’s President and PM?
Slovakia’s Prime Minister Robert Fico and his protégé President Peter Pellegrini have been through a…
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Le progrès technologique : l’autre face du miroir
Après la dérive de l’UE qui est passée de l’économie à l’idéologie, celle-ci instaurant le contrôle …
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Israel’s Claim To Protect Syria’s Druze Is A Smokescreen – OpEd
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The EU’s Eastern Re-Engagement: A Strategic Re-Evaluation? – OpEd
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The Gaza War And The ‘Egypt-Is-Too-Big-To-Fail’ Argument – Analysis
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How Syria Can Overcome Sectarian Unrest To Rebuild Trust And National Unity – Analysis
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Spotlight on Iran (April 23—May 7, 2025)
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From Tripoli to Tehran: Lessons from Libya in US-Iran nuclear talks
“Either you get rid of your weapons of mass destruction or [the US] will personally …
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Le régime ukrainien cherche à déstabiliser l’Afrique centrale
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10 Things to Know About Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula
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Algérie – France : quel bilan réel de l’immigration depuis l’indépendance ?
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South Sudan: What’s led to renewed tensions?
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Security Council Urged To Stand Firm As Bosnia And Herzegovina Faces Deepening Crisis
A recent rise in tensions in Bosnia and Herzegovina has sparked an “extraordinary crisis” as …
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Bosnia And Herzegovina: Is Plenković Undermining The Fragile Peace In The Western Balkans? – Analysis
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Serbs ‘love Britain’, diplomat said months after Bosnian genocide
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Serbia’s Future Hangs in the Balance
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Quo Vadis, Serbia? – Analysis
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Indian Airstrikes in Pakistan: May 7, 2025
On May 7, 2025, between 1:05 and 1:30 a.m. (IST), airstrikes carried out by the …
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Courting The Taliban, China, India, And Russia Make Overtures – Analysis
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Pakistan: Brutality Fuels Insurgency In Balochistan – Analysis
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India: End Of The Road For Naxalism – Analysis
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In trade war with the US, China holds a lot more cards than Trump may think − in fact, it might have a winning hand
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Israel’s Claim To Protect Syria’s Druze Is A Smokescreen – OpEd
Israel will use any excuse to divide and weaken the region. That is the end …
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Security Council Urged To Stand Firm As Bosnia And Herzegovina Faces Deepening Crisis
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The EU’s Eastern Re-Engagement: A Strategic Re-Evaluation? – OpEd
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The Gaza War And The ‘Egypt-Is-Too-Big-To-Fail’ Argument – Analysis
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From Fence-Sitter To Pace-Setter: How Merz’s Germany Can Lead Europe – Analysis
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How Syria Can Overcome Sectarian Unrest To Rebuild Trust And National Unity – Analysis
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) – The number of civilians killed in Iraq last month more than halved to 359 compared to a year ago, Iraqi government figures showed, and the number of U.S. troops killed in action also fell dramatically.
Read More »Al Qaeda says it was behind Algeria bombing
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