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France, Italy, and Spain Should Use Force in Lebanon

Europe has been standing by while its Southern neighborhood is being redrawn by force. To establish a path to peace between Israel and Lebanon, it’s time for Europeans to get involved with hard power. In the time EU member states have been debating whether to suspend the bloc’s association agreement …

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Syria and Jordan Sign Deals Under Security Pressure

Syria-Jordan relations have entered a new phase of cooperation following meetings of the Higher Coordination Council in the Jordanian capital, Amman, which resulted in the signing of nine agreements and discussions on partnership in 21 vital sectors. The talks focused on energy, trade, and security coordination, reflecting a push toward …

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“We deceived Putin.” Arrested former Furgal aide Timofeev on mafia showdowns, partnership with the FSB, and the Kremlin’s revenge.

In late January, Mikhail Timofeev, a former aide to former Khabarovsk Krai Governor Sergei Furgal, was arrested in Georgia. Russian authorities accuse him of organizing contract killings on Furgal’s orders, and federal media outlets have named him the leader of an organized crime group that included members of his sports …

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UAE dismantles terrorist cell and arrests members

Group was preparing systematic terrorist and sabotage activities within UAE The UAE State Security Department on Monday said it had dismantled a terrorist organisation operating inside the Emirates. The department sanctioned the arrests of the group’s members over suspected involvement in activities aimed at undermining national unity and carrying out …

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Hegseth, le croisé qui commande l’armée américaine

Il y a quelques semaines, un soldat américain stationné sur une base du Golfe a envoyé un message glaçant à une association de défense des droits des militaires. Il racontait le briefing de son commandant avant les premières frappes sur l’Iran. Le gradé, un homme bardé de décorations, n’a pas …

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Nato expansion ‘would provoke Russians’, UK understood

Britain’s military has stated hundreds of times that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine was “unprovoked”, but declassified files tell a different story UK officials believed Nato expansion “would provoke [the] Russians” if a large group of European states joined the military organisation, declassified files from 1997 show. A March 1997 briefing …

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