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More ideas than cash: 5 takeaways from the EU’s defense push
It took a bloody Russian invasion to get the European Union to start thinking seriously about defense Laura Kayali, Jacopo…
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Two Wars, Five Losing Nations
The increased brutalization of the Russian and Israeli military forces against the innocent civilian populations of Ukraine and Gaza has…
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Behind the Debate over U.S. Military Aid to Ukraine
A new assistance package is stuck in Congress. In this Q&A, Crisis Group expert Sarah Harrison explains what is causing…
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Governments Target Nationals Living Abroad
Killings, Removals, Other Abuses Threaten Rights; Bold Policy Response Needed. Governments across the globe are reaching beyond their borders and…
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Ending Dependence on Russia’s Nuclear Sector
Nearly two years after Russia invaded Ukraine, Russia’s state-run nuclear conglomerate, the Rosatom Corporation, raked in $14 billion dollars in annual revenue…
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Europe’s arms production is in ‘deep shit,’ says Belgian ex-general
It’s going to take years for Europe to build up the arms and ammunition production capacity needed to both aid…
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Sudan civil war: UN receiving reports of starvation deaths
Violence is escalating between the army and a rival paramilitary force as they fight for control of the country. Kalkidan…
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A crisis of humanity, a living hell, a blood bath, a situation of utter deepening and unmatched horror
The transcript of the detailed and moving closing arguments for the South African case against Israel to the International Court…
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Sudan’s Calamitous Civil War: A Chance to Draw Back from the Abyss
Diplomats should seize a new opportunity to halt the spiral into state failure and stimulate direct talks between the belligerents.…
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Pirates ahoy: Why battling Houthis will be tougher than Somali raiders
Commercial ships sailing off the coast of Africa are again facing heavily armed men attacking from speedboats — prompting a…
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Turkey Looks to Become the Next Aircraft Carrier Powerhouse
China and India now each operate domestically-produced aircraft carriers – but another nation is seeking to become a carrier powerhouse,…
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Sudan’s Road to Nowhere
“The Army to the Barracks and the Janjaweed Dissolved,” chanted the Sudanese protestors who flooded the streets of the country…
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Diplomacy Must Prevail in Israel-Hizbollah Conflict
But trouble lies ahead. ICG Western-led mediation remains the best way to restore security to the frontier. The latest round…
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Türkiye’s Growing Drone Exports
This success comes with risks, including escalation of conflict and reputational damage, but there are several ways for Ankara to…
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A Way Out for Gaza
The U.S. needs to push vigorously and without delay for a ceasefire. ICG What’s new? After a seven-day “humanitarian pause”,…
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Talking about domestic violence is the first step towards stopping it
To seen an end to gender-based violence we need to understand what drives it and what barriers prevent us from…
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