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The Dissolution of the PKK: Exploring their Interests and What Lasting Peace Requires
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Building on Egypt and Israel’s Uneasy Gas Deal
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The war on the West Bank: Israel’s deepening spiral of violence
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Protests persist in Iran as Trump threatens intervention
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Iraqi militias defy top judge and prime minister, insist weapons are ‘non-negotiable’
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Building on Egypt and Israel’s Uneasy Gas Deal
Israel’s approval of the delayed export agreement is a welcome development, but U.S. officials should …
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Netanyahu Makes Israel First Nation in the World to Recognize Somaliland
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Turkey’s quiet power play in the Red Sea turns Somalia into a proxy
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Médias israéliens : Sissi refuse de rencontrer Netanyahou
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Sissi not planning to meet PM without changes in conduct toward Egypt – official
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Orban’s Fico Problem: New Slovak Law Stirs Minority Tensions
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Bosnia’s Long Hot Political Summer Defined a Crisis-Torn 2025
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Bulgaria: Rebellious Generation
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Major Anti-Government Protests Erupt Across Bulgaria
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UN report says Taliban absorbed former fighters from terrorist groups into security ranks
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China is overplaying its hand on rare earth materials
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Xi-Trump Pause on Rare-Earths Tariff Shields AI Bubble Temporarily
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EU envoy says Russia’s recognition of Taliban is unhelpful
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The Dissolution of the PKK: Exploring their Interests and What Lasting Peace Requires
In May 2025, the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) announced that it would set in motion …
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Orban’s Fico Problem: New Slovak Law Stirs Minority Tensions
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Building on Egypt and Israel’s Uneasy Gas Deal
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The war on the West Bank: Israel’s deepening spiral of violence
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Protests persist in Iran as Trump threatens intervention
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Iraqi militias defy top judge and prime minister, insist weapons are ‘non-negotiable’
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