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Why I Love the “Vietnam Syndrome” of the People
The Vietnam Syndrome was a term deployed after the U.S. defeat in the Vietnam War to explain and complain about…
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A Moment of Truth for Yemen’s Truce
The UN and external powers should redouble their efforts to forge agreement on an expanded deal. ICG If those look…
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Optus hack must prompt crackdown on data hoarding, experts say
Privacy advocate James Clark, executive director at Digital Rights Watch, said governments must crack down on an insidious culture of…
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Upholding the Ceasefire between Azerbaijan and Armenia
In this Q&A, Crisis Group explains what occurred and what needs to happen now to restart the peace process between…
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Turkish Foreign Policy: Geopolitical Adventurism at a Crossroads
Perhaps no question concerning the Middle East and Europe today has been more loudly voiced than “What is Turkey doing?”…
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Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Hot Summer
Ideally, politicians would make the reforms needed to settle the quarrel but, if not, the internationally appointed high representative should…
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Staying the Course in Ukraine
Yet developments on the ground show that NATO members’ approach to date – supporting Kyiv while avoiding a direct clash…
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Iranian Leaders Should Call Off Their Campaign of Repression
The death of Mahsa Amini has outraged citizens throughout Iran, setting off a protest wave. IGC If it wishes for…
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Gorbachev’s Other Legacy: Normalizing Sino-Soviet Ties
Mikhail Gorbachev’s death last month unleashed numerous commentaries and evaluations of his legacy. Ivan Lidarev The National Interest Predictably, many…
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Why are Turkey and Azerbaijan targeting Armenia and Greece?
Denial of the Genocidal Past Perpetuates Future Threats Uzay Bulut * On September 13, starting at 00:05, the Armenian people…
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Command by Lawrence Freedman review – inside the war room
From Korea to Ukraine, a brilliant study of the politics and personalities that drive modern conflicts John Simpson The Guardian…
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Afghanistan: Taliban torture and execute Hazaras in targeted attack – new investigation
Six people killed during a night raid on a family home in Ghor province, including a 12-year-old girl Ongoing Taliban killings…
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EU intelligence chief cancels Taiwan trip after Beijing learns his secret plans
The European Union’s top intelligence official canceled a trip to Taiwan after his top-secret preparations were seemingly leaked to Beijing…
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US Launched 251 Military Interventions Since 1991, And 469 Since 1798
The United States launched at least 251 military interventions between 1991 and 2022. Benjamin Norton Multipolarista This is according to…
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Chris Van Hollen: Turkey an ‘unfaithful’ ally
US Senate Foreign Relations Committee member stresses that Greece’s regional role has grown stronger since the Ukraine war started Tom…
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Spies Like Us: how Timor’s oil and gas delivered justice to Bernard Collaery
It’s not great news for other whistleblowers such as David McBride, Richard Boyle or Julian Assange. Rex Patrick © Michael…
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