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The Ethiopia–Tigray Crisis: The Fragile Peace That Failed to Hold

The Pretoria Agreement brought an end to Ethiopia’s devastating Tigray war—but not its underlying disputes. Four years later, renewed fighting and shifting armed alliances are threatening to reopen the conflict. The consequences could extend far beyond Tigray, destabilising the wider Horn of Africa.
Aleena Im

What does Europe want—a war with Russia?

It was common practice during the Cold War to exaggerate the threat from the Soviet Union. Nowadays, Russia has assumed that role. Although the circumstances have changed, some of the political methods employed to create a sense of insecurity are still remarkably similar.
Ricardo Martins
Пакистанский Талибан

Pakistan’s Military Support for the Taliban Opposition: Status and Challenges

Tensions persist between Kabul and Islamabad, accompanied by an information war, psychological pressure, and border and political clashes.
Samyar Rostami

The Final Frontier Goes to War: The Militarisation of Space

Aleena Im
военные кампании США

Why America keeps losing wars?

Simon Westwood
Абхазия и атаки дронов

Once Upon a Time in Abkhazia: Drones, Radars, and a Hotelier with a Shotgun

Tamer Mansour
США Китай и Тайваньский вопрос

Washington, Beijing and the Taiwan question: how Washington lost control of the Indo-Pacific theater

Mohamed Lamine KABA
Йемен и ОАЭ в Красном море

The Geopolitical Balance in the Red Sea: The UAE Being Displaced by New Players

Samyar Rostami
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