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Iran’s Dangerous Desperation

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Foreign Affairs   by Suzanne Maloney     Rarely in modern history has a military offensive been as loudly and persistently foreshadowed as the June 2025 Israeli and American →

US-India relations at their ‘worst’ as Trump slaps 50 percent tariff

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Al Jazeera   By Megha Bahree     Even as the United States slaps India with a 50 percent tariff, the highest among all countries so far and one that will push their →

Tariffs, Trade, and Tensions: Donald Trump’s Central Asia Policy

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National Interest   by Elvira Aidarkhanova     At the end of the day, Central Asia has more to lose by disrupting its ties with China and Russia. →

India’s strategic balancing hits the wall of US unilateral hegemony

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Global times   By Global Times     Once warm and thriving, the US-India relationship is now taking a dramatic nosedive. On Monday local time, after a string of tariff →

Decoding the Outrage Against Sydney Sweeney

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Americal Thinker   By Rajan Laad     The self-appointed liberal thought police have loaded their proverbial guns and aimed them at Sydney Sweeney since 2022. What offense did →

Israel Is Fighting a War It Cannot Win

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Foreign Affairs   by Ami Ayalon     The war that erupted after the Hamas-led massacre of October 7, 2023, has become the most transformative conflict in the Middle East since →

In oil-rich Angola, poverty, hunger and deadly unrest over fuel price hikes

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Al Jazeera   By Gershwin Wanneburg     Cape Town, South Africa – For Julio Candero, two moments stand out from the recent protests in Angola: the image of a woman being shot →

Trump says it is ‘up to Israel’ whether to occupy all of Gaza

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Al Jazeera   By Al Jazeera Staff     Washington, DC – United States President Donald Trump has suggested that he will not block possible Israeli plans to take over Gaza. →

Pursuing Regime Change in China and Russia Is Delusional

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american conservative by Ted Galen Carpenter     Members of Washington’s foreign policy elite (which Ben Rhodes, Barack Obama’s deputy national security advisor, once labeled “the →

Cutting the DoD’s Testing Office Won’t Reverse US Military Decline

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National Interest   by Mike Fredenburg     The Pentagon needs an independent testing and evaluation office to make sure it develops systems that fit the military’s needs. →

S. Korean FM’s remarks reflect Seoul’s ambivalence amid US pressure: expert

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Global times   By GT staff reporters     A Chinese analyst noted that Cho's remarks reflect Seoul's ambivalence - seeking to preserve relations with China while worrying →

Cameroon: Legal battles intensify ahead of tense presidential election

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Africa News   By Agencies     With Cameroon's presidential election scheduled for October 12, the pre-election atmosphere has turned tense, as the Constitutional Council →

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