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Olive harvest attacks anger Abbas
Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas has condemned violence by Israeli settlers against Palestinians harvesting their olives as a “dangerous escalation”.
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How logistics and lies obscure Israel’s responsibility for Gaza’s humanitarian crisis
Since the start of Israel’s ongoing Rafah invasion in early May, humanitarian workers have been disp…
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Iran Update, November 10, 2025
Syrian President Ahmed al Shara met with US President Donald Trump at the White House on November 10…
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EU envoy says Russia’s recognition of Taliban is unhelpful
Gilles Bertrand, the European Union’s special envoy for Afghanistan, in an exclusive interview with …
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Al-Qaeda in the Oval Office: A New Phase of the Global Disorder
This is a man who up until only a few months ago still had a $10M FBI reward for his arrest and capt…
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Sharaa on Trump’s Five Points, Six Months On
Damascus has registered clear gains on arresting and deporting Palestinian militants and cooperating…
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A Guide to the Gaza Peace Deal
A long-awaited ceasefire between Israel and Hamas is finally underway, though tensions are already t…
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Post-Iraqi Election Disunity Among Iranian-backed Parties Could Threaten Their Influence in Iraq
Iranian-backed Iraqi political parties are well-positioned to expand their influence after the parli…
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Jihadi Groups Look To AI For Recruiting The Next Generation
Terrorist groups have a new tool in their toolbox – Artificial Intelligence (AI). It is being used b…
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Palestinian terror groups have violated Gaza ceasefire at least 18 times since implementation, IDF claims
On October 14, four days after Israel and Hamas agreed to phase one of US President Donald Trump’s 2…
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What does America want from Nigeria?, By Simbo Olorunfemi
Whatever the true interest of America is, through strategic engagement, this can be negotiated and …
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La guerre des Émirats arabes unis contre les musulmans : du Soudan au génocide de Gaza
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France is a state sponsor of terror, AES countries declare
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Criticism Against Hamas In Egyptian Media: It Must Stop Acting Like A Gang, Disarm And Become A Political Movement
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Future Scenarios for the Two Libyas
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A Year After Murder, Bosnian Teens Remain at Risk of Online Radicalisation
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Rio Tinto Hired Israeli PR Guru in Serbia Flagged as ‘Potential Government Official’
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Moving Albanian Drug Money, on Trust or in Crypto
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US Suddenly Lifts Sanctions On Bosnian Serb Leader Dodik
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Hungary’s Lavish Aid Project for Bosnian Serb Farmers Now Seen as ‘PR Financing’
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EU envoy says Russia’s recognition of Taliban is unhelpful
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Revisiting the Usage of Refurbished Equipment in India’s Semiconductor Ecosystem
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L’influence des terres rares. Comment la Chine transforme le métal en puissance géopolitique
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Von der Leyen hints at ‘trade bazooka’ against China’s rare earth chokehold
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Al-Qaeda’s Comeback in Afghanistan Isn’t Just Old News
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Spotlight on Terrorism: Hezbollah Lebanon and November 1-10, 2025
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Iran Update, November 10, 2025
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