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Ahmed Al-Sharaa declared Syria’s new president: What does this mean for the country?

Ahmed Al-Sharaa’s announcement, made during a secretive conference in Damascus, left Syrians with unanswered questions about their country’s future Syria’s de facto leader Ahmed al-Sharaa was named president of the country during its transitional period less than two months after Bashar al-Assad was toppled. Addressing a military conference, the Hayat …

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Regional Implications of the Gaza Deal

Bottom Line Up Front The Israel-Hamas ceasefire agreement, if fully implemented, has the potential to calm the warfare that has roiled the region since the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack.The Houthi movement (Ansarallah) vows to resume attacks on Israel, commercial shipping in the Red Sea, and U.S.-led coalition naval vessels, …

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L’intolérance des « progressistes » ne connaît plus de limites

Eux, ils peuvent tout se permettre… Ça ne passe toujours pas. L’élection de Donald Trump continue de filer des boutons aux plus allergiques de nos représentants politico-médiatiques de gauche, lesquels n’ont visiblement pas compris deux choses essentielles. La première : Donald Trump a été élu par le peuple a-mé-ri-cain, lequel …

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Renowned Russian Academic Karaganov: ‘Any War Between Russia And NATO/EU Will Inevitably Turn Into A Nuclear One’; ‘Russia’s Split From China Would Be Absurdly Counterproductive For Us’

On January 21, 2025, renowned Russian academic Sergei Karaganov, who is former advisor to Russian President Vladimir Putin,[1] published an article, titled “Breaking The Back Of Europe: What Should Russia’s Policy Be Towards The West,” in the Russian media outlet Profile.ru. In his article, Karaganov argued that, at this moment, …

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