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Suwayda, recurring clashes widen the gap with Damascus

Local factions in Suwayda renewed attacks on internal security forces affiliated with Syria’s Ministry of Interior, on the province’s western front, on Saturday, 13 December. Enab Baladi’s correspondent in Daraa (southern Syria) said local factions in Suwayda targeted an internal security vehicle with a bomb-laden drone in the town of …

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Egypt-Israel Summit: A Springboard to Progress on Gaza?

If Netanyahu and Sisi meet this month, Washington should press both leaders to treat the summit as the beginning of a structured trilateral process on Gaza, not a one-off symbolic encounter. U.S. officials are working quietly to broker the first public meeting in years between Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu …

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How Europe Lost
Can the Continent Escape Its Trump Trap?

When U.S. President Donald Trump returned to office in January 2025, Europe faced a choice. As Trump made draconian demands for greater European defense spending, threatened European exports with sweeping new tariffs, and challenged long-held European values on democracy and the rule of law, European leaders could either assume a …

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