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Économie de guerre : de quoi parle-t-on ?

Les gouvernements et les populations européennes avaient entériné avec la fin de la guerre froide, puis l’effondrement du mur de Berlin, une vision pacifiée de leur continent, tout au moins en termes de conflits armés se déroulant ou affectant leurs territoires. Depuis les années 2000, les conflits s’intensifient – mais …

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Terrorism is alien to Africa, an imported evil — Tinubu

President Bola Tinubu has described terrorism as an imported evil concept that is alien to African society and must be banished. Mr Tinubu said this on Monday at the African High-Level Summit on Counterterrorism in Abuja. The two-day summit is a meeting of African member states, the African Union, and …

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Markets Matter: A Glance into the Spyware Industry

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Intellexa Consortium, a complex web of holding companies and vendors for spyware and related services, have been the subject of recent, extensive sanctions by the US Department of the Treasury and the focus of reporting by the European Investigative Collaborations among others. The Consortium represents a compelling …

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The Coming Arab Backlash

Middle Eastern Regimes—and America—Ignore Public Anger at Their Peril Since Hamas’s October 7 attack on Israel, the Middle East has been rocked by mass protests. Egyptians have demonstrated in solidarity with Palestinians at great personal risk, and Iraqis, Moroccans, Tunisians, and Yemenis have taken to the streets in vast numbers. …

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“The Serbian community suffered the biggest blow in Banjsko, people are leaving”: A journalist from North Mitrovica for Danas on the position of Serbs in Kosovo

The Serbian community in Kosovo suffered the biggest blow from the armed conflict in Banjska, from which it is still recovering. While he is recovering, the citizens are leaving, Ana Marija Ivković, journalist of Radio Kontakt plus from Kosovska Mitrovica, tells Danas. On Sunday, citizens in the north of Kosovo …

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