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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

Israel-Hamas war tests China’s Middle East ambitions

China·Middle East·World

The Financial Times: The Israel-Hamas conflict is proving to be a litmus test for China’s aspirations to exert greater influence in the Middle East,

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

Israel’s free speech crackdown: ‘War inside of a war’

November 12, 2023

Middle East·World

The Washington Post: The article discusses a crackdown on free speech in Israel, particularly targeting Palestinian citizens of Israel, amidst the ongoing conflict with Hamas. Rita Murad, a 21-year-old Palestinian Israeli computer

Iran and Saudi Arabia, Regional Rivals, Call for Gaza Cease-Fire

November 12, 2023

Middle East·World

The New York Times: Iran and Saudi Arabia, historically regional rivals, have called for a cease-fire in Gaza amidst Israel’s bombardment following Hamas’s attacks on Oct. 7. This unexpected unity was shown

The End of Panda Diplomacy?

November 8, 2023

China·United States·World

The New York Times: The iconic giant pandas from Washington’s National Zoo are being returned to China, closing a chapter of panda diplomacy that dates back to 1972. Mei Xiang, Tian Tian,

U.S. diplomats slam Israel policy in leaked memo

November 7, 2023

Middle East·United States·World

Politico: State Department officials sharply criticized the Biden administration’s handling of the war between Israel and Hamas in a memo obtained by POLITICO from anonymous sources. The document gives a glimpse of

It’s too easy for enemies to spy on us, French MPs warn

November 4, 2023

Europe·World

The Times: France is “naive” and “vulnerable” to hostile intelligence operations, from Russian espionage to Chinese infiltration of the country’s universities. The French parliamentary delegation’s review also says its allies, mainly the

Chinese jet fired flares close to submarine-hunting helicopter in South China Sea, Canadian Navy says

November 3, 2023

Americas·China·World

CNN: Last Sunday, a Chinese jet fired flares in front of a Canadian military helicopter in the international waters of the South China Sea. According to the Canadian military, the operation was

South Korea lining up banks to help finance $22 billion arms sale to Poland

November 3, 2023

Asia·Europe·World

Reuters: South Korea is enlisting local banks to help Poland buy $22 billion worth of weapons as part of Seoul’s largest arms sale, sources said. “Five local banks are considering a syndicated

War in Ukraine Loosens Russia’s Grip on Its Own Backyard

November 3, 2023

Asia·Russia·World

The Wall Street Journal: Russia’s neighbors and allies, spooked by the bloodshed in Ukraine and international sanctions against Moscow, are now busy diversifying their international relations. So they are deepening ties with

German president’s shame for colonial atrocities on Africa visit

November 2, 2023

Africa·Europe·World

The Times: German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, during his visit to Tanzania, has expressed deep shame and sought forgiveness for the atrocities committed by Germany during its colonial rule, particularly the brutal quashing

Energy Market Implications of the Israel-Hamas Conflict

October 26, 2023

Middle East·World

CSIS: The Israel-Hamas conflict is expected to have implications for the energy market, particularly if the situation escalates to involve Iran or Hezbollah. Immediate impacts include a rise in Brent crude prices

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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

Israel-Hamas war tests China’s Middle East ambitions

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

Israel’s free speech crackdown: ‘War inside of a war’

Iran and Saudi Arabia, Regional Rivals, Call for Gaza Cease-Fire

The End of Panda Diplomacy?

U.S. diplomats slam Israel policy in leaked memo

It’s too easy for enemies to spy on us, French MPs warn

Chinese jet fired flares close to submarine-hunting helicopter in South China Sea, Canadian Navy says

South Korea lining up banks to help finance $22 billion arms sale to Poland

War in Ukraine Loosens Russia’s Grip on Its Own Backyard

German president’s shame for colonial atrocities on Africa visit

Energy Market Implications of the Israel-Hamas Conflict

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