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Europe Abandons Both Integrity and Influence on Iran
In response to Trump’s strikes, European leaders have created an alternate reality to escape their hypocrisy.
It’s Time to Retire the Pottery Barn Rule
The war on Iran sounds the death knell for the old-school idea of “you break it, you own it.”
A Middle Powers Club Would Make the World More Dangerous
Mark Carney’s tour of the Indo-Pacific this week is a rousing show of defiance, but it may have unintended effects.
Prabowo’s Peacemaker Campaign Now Extends to Iran
Indonesia’s president offers to facilitate negotiations after U.S. and Israeli strikes.
Did Trump Miscalculate on Iran?
The White House is discovering that Iran and Israel have a higher tolerance for pain, according to Mideast expert Vali Nasr.
The U.S.-Israel War Against Iran Is Not Slowing Down Anytime Soon
All three countries are preparing to potentially wage weeks of conflict—or more.
Khamenei Is Dead. Who’s In Charge of Iran?
A divided opposition faces a long road ahead.
Iran’s Proxies Are Out for Themselves for Now
Why the country’s vaunted network of regional militias has mostly stayed quiet.
Pentagon Says Iran War Is ‘Not Iraq,’ but Won’t Rule Out Boots on the Ground
“This is not a so-called regime change war,” Hegseth said.
The U.S. War on Iran Rattles Energy Markets
Oil and gas prices have jumped, but not as high as one might expect.
Egypt Vies for African Influence
As geopolitical tensions rise in the Horn of Africa, Cairo is flaunting its military might.
Categories: Africa, Diplomacy & Crisis News
The Pentagon Feuding With an AI Company Is a Very Bad Sign
Anthropic doesn’t trust this administration with its technology—and it has a point.
Categories: Africa, Diplomacy & Crisis News
Modi’s Israel Visit Underscores Deep Ties
The Indian leader has made a strategic bet on the bilateral relationship.
Categories: Africa, Diplomacy & Crisis News
Rubio Meets With Caribbean Leaders to Discuss U.S. Policy
Many regional leaders worry that the U.S. oil embargo on Cuba will have spillover consequences.
Categories: Africa, Diplomacy & Crisis News
Rubio Joins Caribbean Summit to Discuss Donroe Doctrine
Many regional leaders worry that the U.S. oil embargo on Cuba will have spillover consequences.
Categories: Africa, Diplomacy & Crisis News
The Little-Known Standoff Testing the Global Financial System
How a dispute between Afreximbank and Fitch Ratings is challenging financial orthodoxy.
Categories: Africa, Diplomacy & Crisis News
Ukraine’s Strikes on Russian Energy Have Two Targets
Targeting oil infrastructure that recalcitrant Hungary relies on lets Kyiv hit two birds with one drone.
Categories: Africa, Diplomacy & Crisis News
There Is No Military Solution to Mexico’s Cartel Problem
Crime groups operate less like nations and more like banks.
Categories: Africa, Diplomacy & Crisis News
Thanks to Trump, Xi Has Time on His Side With Taiwan
Beijing is less likely to risk an invasion while Trump is facilitating its pressure campaign against Taipei.
Categories: Defence`s Feeds, Diplomacy & Crisis News
From Bad to Worse in Northeast Syria
Some 20,000 Islamic State members and families are now at large, and no one has a plan for what to do about it.
Categories: Defence`s Feeds, Diplomacy & Crisis News
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