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The Group of Seven Faces Internal Strains Amid Shifting Global Political Landscapes
As G7 ministers meet in Paris, the forum faces questions about its ability to maintain a unified agenda…
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Lessons from History for Resolving the Protracted Russo-Ukrainian Conflict
As the U.S. pushes for a settlement, historical precedents in territorial disputes offer a framework for navigating the…
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Russian Forces Lose Ground as Hybrid Escalation Targets European Infrastructure
Amid record troop losses, Moscow intensifies gray zone aggression against NATO while exploiting US midterms to strike Ukrainian…
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Mario Draghi’s Journey From Central Bank Savior to Elder Statesman
Tracing Mario Draghi’s career from his academic origins and global banking leadership to saving the euro and advising…
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The War in Ukraine in Numbers: Civilian Casualties, Displacement and the Cost of Rebuilding
KYIV, July 11 — Against this backdrop of grinding artillery duels and drone strikes along a front line…
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Gerhard Schröder’s Long Road From German Chancellor to Russian Lobbyist
Trace the career of Gerhard Schröder from his working-class roots and chancellorship to his deep ties with Vladimir…
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Caspian Sea: World’s largest inland body at center of power struggles
BAKU, July 25 — The Caspian Sea, the world’s largest inland body of water, is a paradox: a…
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Irish Dáil Backs Bill to Scrap UN Triple Lock on Troop Deployments 79 to 71
The Dáil has passed legislation removing the UN approval requirement for military deployments, a move critics call a…
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Washington and Brussels Behind Kyiv: What Western Support for Ukraine Looks Like
BRUSSELS, July 16 — Against this backdrop of grinding trench warfare and daily artillery duels across Ukraine’s eastern…
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Viktor Orbán’s 16-Year Rule Ends in Landslide Defeat and Constitutional Exile
Hungary’s longest-serving prime minister lost power in April, was barred from future office, and now watches his successor…
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Nicolas Sarkozy’s Long Road From the Élysée Palace to Prison Cell
Once the powerful president of France, Nicolas Sarkozy has seen his political legacy eclipsed by a series of…
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Trump Eases Russian Diesel Sanctions and Pauses Graham Act as Fuel Prices Bite
Despite years of pressure, Russia’s military spending remains robust as new diesel deals expose the limits of financial…
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Tony Blair warns Green Party’s ‘Zionism is racism’ vote signals dangerous normalization
Former PM Tony Blair argues that the UK Green Party’s recent resolution denying Israel’s legitimacy marks a shift…
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How Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry Navigates Global Diplomacy Amidst Ongoing Conflict
While frontline crises mount, Ukraine’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs is aggressively leveraging international forums to secure sanctions and…
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Falkland Islands Today: Population, Economy, and Military Presence
STANLEY, July 16 — Against this backdrop of the South Atlantic, the Falkland Islands present a study in…
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Russian Oil Refineries Remain Vulnerable to Ukrainian Drone Strikes Despite Export Bans
Ukrainian drone attacks have damaged Russian refining capacity, prompting export restrictions and highlighting ongoing vulnerabilities in Russia’s oil…
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Trump’s Ukraine Energy Truce Collapses as Kyiv Resumes Strikes on Russian Refineries
Ukraine ended its pause on attacking Russian oil facilities after accusing Trump of betrayal, reigniting strikes that target…
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Mary McAleese Steps Down from GAA Integration Role Amid Deadline Concerns
Former Irish president resigns as chair of Integration Steering Group, citing missed deadlines, as John Horan takes over…
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Patel’s Planned Russia Trip: FSB Host, Democratic Objections, FBI Denial
MOSCOW, July 21 — In the polished, high-security corridors of the Lubyanka, where portraits of Lenin have long…
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Falklands War of 1982: Key Dates, Casualties, and Military Outcome
BUENOS AIRES, July 16 — Against this backdrop of shifting global alliances and unresolved territorial disputes, the Falklands…
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Iran’s IRGCN: A Parallel Navy Shaping Persian Gulf Security
TEHRAN, July 13 — The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy stands as a parallel naval force to Iran’s…
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Ukraine Faces Integration Challenges with F-16 Fighter Jets
ROME, July 16 — Ukraine’s integration of the F-16 Fighting Falcon into its Soviet-era air force has emerged…
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Trump Offers Ukraine a Licence to Build Patriot Missiles, but Can Kyiv Make Them?
KYIV, September 25 — Ukraine will be allowed to build Patriot missile systems on its own soil under…
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Estonia’s Road From Soviet Rule to NATO’s Front Line
TALLINN, July 6 — Against this backdrop of shifting European security dynamics, Estonia’s relationship with NATO remains anchored…
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