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Armenia at a Crossroads: Geopolitical Risks and Illusions

Nikol Pashinyan’s policies are increasingly at odds with Armenia’s national interests. Instead of strengthening its security, the country is facing new and increasingly serious threats.
Alexandr Svaranc

No Permanent Allies: Pakistan and the Politics of National Interest

In a world of shifting alliances, Pakistan must balance strategic partnerships with national interests — and the key question is whether the Makkah Pact will become a tool of strategic autonomy or another form of dependence.
Abbas Hashemite
вывод войск США из Ирака

The U.S. Withdrawal from Iraq: How Washington Is Leaving Behind a Broken State and an Unstable Region

The withdrawal of U.S. troops from Iraq concludes a 23-year military campaign, leaving behind a devastated state, increased Iranian influence, and the threat of an ISIS* resurgence—outcomes for which Washington bears full responsibility.
Muhammad Hamid ad-Din

Zelensky’s Korean Blunder: Seoul Is Running Out of Patience

Adrian Korczyński

America Is Leaving Iraq, Not the Middle East

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

Pranay Kumar Shome

NATO’s Rhetoric Heats up OVER Kaliningrad

Seth Ferris

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

Simon Westwood
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