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West Asia has been greatly affected by numerous conflicts for more than a century, with …
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More civilians die in Afghanistan
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The View From Damascus – Sectarian Tensions, State Complicity, and the Marginalisation of Minorities in Post-Assad Syria – The Syrian Observer
The eruption of violence in Ashrafiyet Sahnaya and surrounding areas has exposed the profound failur…
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The New Kurdish Reality In West Asia – OpEd
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Iran Update, May 2, 2025
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Endgame For Costly U.S. Campaign Against Yemen’s Houthis Is Unclear
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Le régime ukrainien cherche à déstabiliser l’Afrique centrale
Après le Sahel et le Moyen-Orient, les services liés au régime kiévien cherchent à s’étendre …
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10 Things to Know About Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula
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Algérie – France : quel bilan réel de l’immigration depuis l’indépendance ?
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South Sudan: What’s led to renewed tensions?
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The Case for Partition in Western Sahara
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Serbs ‘love Britain’, diplomat said months after Bosnian genocide
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Serbia’s Future Hangs in the Balance
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Quo Vadis, Serbia? – Analysis
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Serbs Under Western Pressure
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Courting The Taliban, China, India, And Russia Make Overtures – Analysis
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In trade war with the US, China holds a lot more cards than Trump may think − in fact, it might have a winning hand
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Est-ce que le «piège de Thucydide» explique les tarifs douaniers sauvages à la Chine
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