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Tehran-Yerevan Cooperation Developing
The visit to Armenia by Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was fruitful, Armenian Foreign Minister Vartan Oskanian told a news conference in Yerevan.
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Limited Intelligence: How Civil Society Is Trying to Take Control of AI
The break in the contract between the Pentagon and Anthropic has become one of the biggest scandals …
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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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BRICS, calculette & guerre sainte
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
La ligne Budapest-Belgrade est la première section du projet de chemin de fer Budapest-Belgrade-Skopje-Athènes, un …
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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
Dire qu’il ne s’est pas passé grand-chose pendant les deux jours passés par Trump dans …
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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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Germany’s foreign minister held “constructive” talks with Iran’s nuclear negotiators on Thursday and urged them to continue cooperation with the international community to resolve a dispute over Tehran’s nuclear program.
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Read More »Australia urges Europe to do more in Afghanistan
SYDNEY (AFP) — Europe should deploy more troops to the dangerous southern regions of Afghanistan, Australia’s foreign minister said Friday as the country mourned its second soldier killed there in three weeks. Alexander Downer said Australia would welcome forces from NATO’s European members joining them in southern Afghanistan, the former …
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