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October 24, 2023

Ukraine and Russia in Stalemate: The Battle for Resources, Missiles, and Winter Warfare Strategies

The New York Times: Given the intensity of the fighting in Ukraine, military analysts generally agree that Moscow and Kiev will have difficulty building up forces for an offensive. What matters now

Europe·World

France ready to break European rights law on deportation

The Times: France is willing to break European human rights law to deport foreigners considered dangerous. Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin has proposed legislation aimed at expediting deportations, without waiting for appeals to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR). Should

October 24, 2023

Europe’s power outage

Europe·Politics

Politico: The European Union’s (EU) influence and relevance on the global stage is declining, as observed in recent geopolitical events. Despite being a significant

U.S. and Qatar Deny Iran’s Access to $6 Billion From Prisoner Deal

Asia·Politics·United States·World

The New York Times: U.S. and Qatar have reached an agreement to prevent Iran from accessing $6 billion that was recently sent to the

Spying, hacking and intimidation: Israel’s nine-year ‘war’ on the ICC exposed

May 28, 2024

Middle East·World

The Guardian: An investigation by the Guardian, +972 Magazine, and Local Call has revealed a nearly decade-long covert campaign by Israel to disrupt the work of the International Criminal Court (ICC). This

Spain, Norway, and Ireland Formally Recognize Palestinian State Amid Ongoing Gaza Conflict

May 28, 2024

Middle East·Politics·World

Spain, Norway, and Ireland have jointly recognized a Palestinian state, aiming to exert international pressure on Israel amidst its ongoing conflict with Hamas in Gaza. This coordinated move by the three Western

Americans Face Death Penalty After Failed DR Congo Coup

May 27, 2024

Africa·World

Four individuals, including three Americans and a British citizen, are facing severe consequences after their failed attempt to overthrow the president of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Marcel Malanga, Tyler Thompson,

Iran’s Election Dilemma: Balancing Legitimacy and Control

May 21, 2024

Middle East·World

Iran’s political establishment is at a crossroads following the death of President Ebrahim Raisi. The upcoming presidential election presents two risky choices: open the race to all candidates or limit it to

U.S. Strikes Over 85 Targets at 7 Sites in Iraq and Syria Against Iran’s Forces and Proxies

February 3, 2024

United States·World

The New York Times: The aftermath of U.S. military strikes in Syria and Iraq, targeting Iranian forces and Iran-backed militias, began emerging on Saturday. A Britain-based monitoring group reported at least 18

Russia accuses Ukraine of killing 65 of its own POWs by shooting down plane

January 24, 2024

Russia·World

Reuters: A video by the Baza channel, linked to Russian security services, and confirmed by Reuters, shows a large aircraft crashing to the ground near the village of Yablonovo in the Belgorod

Does North Korea want to start a war? Maybe, some experts say.

January 19, 2024

Asia·World

The Washington Post: North Korean leader Kim Jong Un’s recent declaration of South Korea as an enemy state and the abandonment of peaceful reunification have raised concerns among experts. Kim’s fiery rhetoric

How Biden’s Immigration Fight Threatens His Biggest Foreign Policy Win

January 19, 2024

United States·World

The New York Times: President Biden’s immigration challenges in the United States are impacting his broader agenda, including the war in Ukraine. The increasing number of individuals crossing the U.S.-Mexico border has

Houthis Fire Missiles at Another US-Owned Ship in the Red Sea

January 19, 2024

Middle East·World

Bloomberg: Houthi militants in Yemen escalated their attacks by firing two anti-ship ballistic missiles at the Chem Ranger, a Greek-operated tanker, marking the third such assault in three days. The missiles, observed

How a symbol of solidarity with Palestinians spread around the planet

January 17, 2024

Middle East·World

ABC News: Watermelons have emblazoned banners, T-shirts, balloons and social media over the past three months in global protests against the Israel-Hamas war. This symbolism emerged in recent global protests against the

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Ukraine and Russia in Stalemate: The Battle for Resources, Missiles, and Winter Warfare Strategies

France ready to break European rights law on deportation

Europe’s power outage

U.S. and Qatar Deny Iran’s Access to $6 Billion From Prisoner Deal

Spying, hacking and intimidation: Israel’s nine-year ‘war’ on the ICC exposed

Spain, Norway, and Ireland Formally Recognize Palestinian State Amid Ongoing Gaza Conflict

Americans Face Death Penalty After Failed DR Congo Coup

Iran’s Election Dilemma: Balancing Legitimacy and Control

U.S. Strikes Over 85 Targets at 7 Sites in Iraq and Syria Against Iran’s Forces and Proxies

Russia accuses Ukraine of killing 65 of its own POWs by shooting down plane

Does North Korea want to start a war? Maybe, some experts say.

How Biden’s Immigration Fight Threatens His Biggest Foreign Policy Win

Houthis Fire Missiles at Another US-Owned Ship in the Red Sea

How a symbol of solidarity with Palestinians spread around the planet

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