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Iran Mulling Home Use of Pars Gas
TEHRAN (FNA)- The gas to be produced from Iran’s South Pars Field will likely be retained for domestic use, an executive of the oil major Royal Dutch Shell said.
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Limited Intelligence: How Civil Society Is Trying to Take Control of AI
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The future of European nuclear deterrence—and Turkey’s role in it
Europe’s security environment has undergone a profound transformation over the past decade. Russia’s…
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Hamas replaces military wing leader, IDF reports 19 Gaza ceasefire violations May 6–20
Hamas has reportedly selected longstanding member Mohammed Odeh to lead the group’s so-called milita…
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Ceux qui effraient l’Empire ne sont pas les plus plus riches, mais ceux qui possèdent ce que la conc…
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Can Clausewitz’s “Center of Gravity” Survive the Digital Age?
Introduction Of all the martial concepts that Carl von Clausewitz discussed in On War, his treatise …
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On Defense and Offense: Revisiting Clausewitz, Mao Zedong and Thucydides
“No bastard ever won a war by dying for his country. He won it by making the other poor dumb bastard…
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Did Xi Really Trade Iran for Taiwan?
Ali Alizadeh: The American readout of the Trump–Xi meeting claims that Xi explicitly agreed that the…
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Hezbollah drones limiting 80% of Israeli army operations in Lebanon
Israeli media says Hezbollah’s explosive drones are restricting up to 80% of Israeli army operations…
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Spotlight on Iran and the Shiite Axis
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Hamas replaces military wing leader, IDF reports 19 Gaza ceasefire violations May 6–20
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The training program of the Hamas al-Shuja’iya Battalion during a ceasefire with Israel, according to a document brought back from the Gaza Strip
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Hezbollah drones limiting 80% of Israeli army operations in Lebanon
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Tehran sees US ‘softening’ as Iran rebuilds military leverage
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La quasi-alliance de l’Inde avec Israël et les EAU n’aura pas une fin heureuse
Tucker Carlson, comme tout génie des médias, a un talent étrange pour se concentrer sur …
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Mali : Quand la France rhabille les terroristes en «rebelles»
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Drone Diplomacy: How Ukraine is Becoming an Equal Partner in the Middle East and Africa
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Le Nigeria et la Turquie concluent un accord militaire
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Turkey Expands Influence in Africa: Africa File, April 16, 2026
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La Serbie, la Hongrie et la Macédoine du Nord signent un protocole d’entente pour la voie ferrée Budapest-Belgrade
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Why Bosnia Feels Helpless But Not Hopeless
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Magyar’s Pragmatic Conservatism — Hungary’s Return to Europe, on Its Own Terms
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Kosovo: Land, Demography & “Grey Economy”
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Sarajevo Tram Protests Reflect Deeper Frustration With a Dysfunctional Bosnia
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L’histoire a basculé à Pékin
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The Trump-Xi Summit: Behind the Curtain
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Iran allows Chinese ships to pass Hormuz as Trump-Xi meet
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Flow of influence. How U.S. Operation Against Iran and Blockade of Strait Leads to Strengthening China, Ukraine and Turkey
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China’s War Wolves: From Commercial Tech to Combat Power
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Spotlight on Iran and the Shiite Axis
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Limited Intelligence: How Civil Society Is Trying to Take Control of AI
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The future of European nuclear deterrence—and Turkey’s role in it
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Hamas replaces military wing leader, IDF reports 19 Gaza ceasefire violations May 6–20
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BRICS, calculette & guerre sainte
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Can Clausewitz’s “Center of Gravity” Survive the Digital Age?
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