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Why the Red Sea matters to Iran

Yemen’s Red Sea naval operations have drawn attention to Iran’s own strategic calculations for this vital maritime corridor, most of them driven by Tehran’s valid security and economic interests. The Red Sea has been a crucial historical nexus for Iran, with its roots tracing back to ancient times when the …

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Yemen’s Indian Ocean checkmate

Ansarallah has single-handedly disrupted global shipping power dynamics. Yemen is launching attacks against Israeli-linked vessels deep into the Indian Ocean to cut off the last waterway route to the occupation state. Our people are ready to send hundreds of thousands of mujahideen to Palestine. Okay, geography might pose a problem. …

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The Difference Between Nazism And Fascism – OpEd

Scholars over the years have tried to fathom the emergence and difference between Nazism and Fascism. Looking into various scales of similarity and differences they reached different conclusions. In their views, the Fascist and Nazi movements developed in roughly three parallel stages. The first phase was the radical, quasi-revolutionary movement, …

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L’Union européenne, vue de la jungle

L’Union européenne (UE) est une organisation relativement jeune, à peine 30 ans après l’entrée en vigueur des accords de Maastricht, et pourtant elle pense et agit comme ce qu’elle est réellement, une vieille femme arthritique, raide et héritière d’une histoire d’abus, de vols et de guerres, qui ne peut être …

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