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Communicating Vessels: How, Through the West's Fault, Libya and Sudan Became a Single Disaster Zone
In the news feeds, Libya and Sudan exist as separate storylines: one is remembered when the conversation turns to migrants, the other when bombs fall on Khartoum.
Viktor Mikhin
Egypt-Ethiopia: Verbal Escalation or War in the Horn of Africa?
The geopolitical confrontation between Ethiopia and Egypt over control of the Nile’s water resources and access to the Red Sea has escalated into a phase of “playing on the edge,” where the parties prefer a strategy of diplomatic pressure and the formation of regional alliances over direct military confrontation.
Dr, Hichem Karoui
Saudi Arabia and the UAE Are No Longer Building the Same Middle East
The Mecca defence pact reveals a strategic divergence that could reshape the Gulf. Riyadh is building security partnerships beyond the Arab world, while Abu Dhabi is pursuing a different model of regional power.
Salman Rafi Sheikh
They Backed Russia into the Corner Knowing What Would Happen
Phil Butler
How the US Destruction of the INF Treaty Backfired
Brian Berletic
Ulchi Freedom Shield 2026: Is Trump Trading Deterrence for a Deal with North Korea?
Simon Westwood
The NDAA’s Hidden Consequence: Deeper US-Israel Military Integration
Abbas Hashemite
Israel vs. Turkey: Bombs Away—How I Learned to Love the Bomb
Seth Ferris
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