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Britain’s leadership crisis is a symptom, not the disease
Andy Burnham’s rise to Downing Street No. 10 may buy the Labour Party time. But Britain’s political crisis runs far deeper than personalities, campaign skills or messaging strategies. The question…
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Iranian Agenda for Destabilization and Insecurity in the Region and Europe
The feasibility of extraditing these "accused" to Tehran is complicated due to European laws and traditions. However, the underlying objectives…
The Danse Macabre of Israel-Hamas Hostage Deal
Israel is committed to the unrealistic goal of eradicating Hamas and assassinating its top military leaders who are hiding in…
Germany Pledges Strong Military Presence in Lithuania by 2027
As he stood amidst the sprawling, sparsely vegetated terrain of Lithuania's largest military training area, Scholz was not just another observer. The Chancellor was…
Macron and Xi Discuss Ukraine, Economic Ties in High-Stakes Paris Talks
Despite the reassurances, Xi's public silence during the joint statement with Macron raised eyebrows. Nonetheless, he later articulated a desire…
American Campus Protests Reflect a Nation at Odds Over Middle East Policy
The drama at Columbia University unfolded similarly but with its own unique fervor. Protesters there took a more audacious step by occupying…
Mulino Charts a New Course for Panama After Decisive Election Victory
The election cycle was heavily shadowed by the figure of Ricardo Martinelli, Mulino's ally and the original presidential candidate, who…
Xi Jinping’s European Odyssey: Unraveling China’s Strategic Maneuvering
Apparently, his primary objective is to defuse trade tensions and counter European scrutiny of China's trade practices, spanning sectors from electric…
Divestment: From South Africa to Israel?
According to the Encyclopedia Britannica, “In 2004 the General Assembly (governing body) of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) approved selective divestment from corporations…