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Iran Talks Highlight US-Russia Rift
TEHRAN (Fars News Agency)- The effort to sanction Iran in the UN Security Council was meant to showcase international unity against Tehran’s nuclear programs.
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The Caspian Sea, the world’s largest inland body of water, is at the heart of the Eurasian landmass.…
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Afghanistan’s Taliban rulers were shunned by foreign governments after seizing power in 2021 but hav…
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South Caucasus Nations’ Foreign Policy Choices Amid The Russia–Ukraine War – Analysis
The Russia–Ukraine war has shaped regional political, economic and security dynamics. The three Sout…
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Russia’s population has declined for the last seven years as the fertility rate, the number of women…
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How China Armed Itself for the Trade War
Beijing’s High-Risk Approach to Its Economic Confrontation With Washington How did the world’s two l…
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L’armée libanaise démantèle 90% des infrastructures du Hezbollah dans le sud – Réseau International
L’armée libanaise a démantelé plus de 90% des infrastructures du Hezbollah au sud du Litani, conform…
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Community Ban: Hand of the Law Against Transnational Ideas
The paper reads into the Jordanian government’s decision to ban the group on April 23, 2025, in resp…
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Gas diplomacy: A blueprint for Middle East peace and global energy security
In a region long defined by proxy wars, sanctions, and sectarian divides, a quiet shift is underway.…
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Geopolitics in orbit: What Gulf moonshots mean for Washington
For the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia, the roadway to the future leads all the way to space.…
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Iraqi Oil and the Iran Threat Network
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L’armée libanaise démantèle 90% des infrastructures du Hezbollah dans le sud – Réseau International
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Community Ban: Hand of the Law Against Transnational Ideas
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Gas diplomacy: A blueprint for Middle East peace and global energy security
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Geopolitics in orbit: What Gulf moonshots mean for Washington
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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
A senior British diplomat said “Bosnian Serbs love us to an embarrassing degree” after their …
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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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Albania, Croatia, and Kosovo published the full text of the Joint Defense Declaration
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Courting The Taliban, China, India, And Russia Make Overtures – Analysis
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Pakistan: Brutality Fuels Insurgency In Balochistan – Analysis
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India: End Of The Road For Naxalism – 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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Iraqi Oil and the Iran Threat Network
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TEHRAN (Fars News Agency)- The Security Council postponed voting Friday on a resolution aimed at halting Iran’s nuclear program, after Russia objected that the document restricted legitimate business activities.
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TEHRAN (Fars News Agency)- Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad vowed that nothing would stop Iran pushing ahead with its nuclear program, as world powers prepared to vote Friday on sanctions against Tehran.
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