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America Is Leaving Iraq, Not the Middle East

America’s last troops have left Iraq, but anyone looking for a US withdrawal from the Middle East is looking in the wrong place.
Salman Rafi Sheikh
India’s External Affairs Minister Dr. S.Jaishankar’s speech at the U.N General Assembly’s annual session

The New Way of War

One of the main elements in India’s External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar’s speech at the U.N General Assembly’s annual session was highlighting the weaponization of elements once considered to be the hallmarks of global cooperation.
Pranay Kumar Shome

NATO’s Rhetoric Heats up OVER Kaliningrad

Perhaps the most dangerous question facing Europe is no longer whether Russia and NATO could come into direct conflict, but where such a confrontation would begin—and how quickly it could spin out of control and draw everyone in.
Seth Ferris

From Seoul to Manila: How the Evolving GSOMIA Architecture Could Make the Western Pacific Less Secure

Simon Westwood
Йеменский гамбит на Красном море: новая борьба за власть в регионе

Yemen’s Red Sea Gambit: A New Regional Power Struggle

Aleena Im

The Makkah Pact Enters Into Force: The End of American Dominance or Its New Form?

Salman Rafi Sheikh
Вывод американских войск из Ирака

The Middle East Breathes a Sigh of Relief

Pranay Kumar Shome
военные учения Orient Shield США Японии и Австралии

Exercises Over, Typhon Stays

Ksenia Muratshina
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