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Paris's futile efforts: why is French military-technical cooperation with its allies failing?
Beneath the diplomatic pomp and illusions of partnership, France is bitterly discovering that in the Atlantic Alliance, allies have no friends but their own interests.
Shadow Fronts: Russia’s Next Move
Russia’s new war doctrine has left the trenches behind — merging drones, data, and diplomacy into a seamless front that stretches from the Caribbean to cyberspace, where power is measured not in missiles but in algorithms.
The Attack on Doha and the Saudi–Pakistan Defence Pact: Redefining Security and Alliances in the Middle East
When Israel bombed Doha, the U.S. remained passive. Saudi Arabia took note—and turned to Pakistan. Their defence pact, nuclear umbrella included, is a blunt message: America’s shield no longer guarantees survival in the Gulf. A post-American order is emerging, and Riyadh has chosen its side.
