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How Stephen Miller’s Elevation Signals a Hardline Posture for the White House
Assess the implications of key personnel appointments on the administration’s hardline foreign policy and national security posture.
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How Domestic Politics and Polarization Undermine Nuclear Deterrence Credibility
Individual leaders, public attitudes, and political instability in democracies increasingly dictate whether nuclear threats are believed.
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Small Nations’ Contenders Shape UN Secretary-General Race
Contenders from smaller nations vie for the top UN diplomatic role, signaling a shift in global power dynamics…
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Flávio Bolsonaro Flees to US After Losing Brazil Runoff
Brazil’s defeated senator faces 27-year sentence after Supreme Court conviction, straining family ties with father Jair Bolsonaro.
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Russia Vetoes US Western Sahara Draft, Then Its Own Extension Fails at the UN
Rival US and Russian resolutions failed at the UN Security Council, exposing a diplomatic split on whether Western…
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G20 diplomats face deep rifts as Georgia prepares for Atlanta summit
Top envoys from China, Russia and other major economies meet in Atlanta amid widening geopolitical divides that threaten…
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Why Global Support for Ending the US Embargo on Cuba Is Facing New Pressures
As the UN prepares for its 34th vote on the US embargo, diplomatic tensions and a shifting geopolitical…
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Lula’s Victory Halts Latin America’s Rightward Shift and Counters US Alignment
Brazil’s leftist president wins a historic comeback, reversing regional trends while facing fiscal deficits and a skeptical Congress…
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US Terror Designation of Houthis: What It Sanctions, Changes, and Means for Red Sea
Following the US designation of the Iran-backed Houthi movement as a Foreign Terrorist Organization, this analysis details the…
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Operation Absolute Resolve and the Pentagon Ban on Betting on Military Outcomes
A US soldier’s alleged betting on the Maduro capture highlights the broader, controversial objectives of the 2026 intervention…
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Pentagon Launches FORTRESS Initiative to Prepare Military Bases for 90-Day Independent Operations
The Pentagon’s new initiative prepares U.S. military bases to operate independently for 90 days amid threats of global…
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US intelligence warns of advanced Iranian plots to target American diplomats
A memo to Secretary Rubio details heightened threats against US personnel, prompting embassy staff reductions across the Middle…
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María Corina Machado and Opposition Push for Venezuelan Democratic Transition
Thousands of Venezuelans take to the streets demanding democratic elections as international diplomats continue talks for a political…
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Securing Critical Infrastructure Against Modern Threats
Exploring how defense frameworks, zero-trust models, and regulatory standards adapt to protect vulnerable digital and physical networks.
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Iran Steps Up Attacks on Gulf Shipping as Hormuz Oil Flows Fall Sharply
Hormuz, October 16 The Strait of Hormuz is a place where the sea meets the edge of a…
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Tri-Cities Housing Market Rebalances as Listings Hit 13-Year High
Tri-Cities, Washington, October 15 The Tri-Cities region continues to see strong housing demand despite economic pressures, with home…
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Aggies Struggle on Offense in 27-6 Loss to No. 14 Missouri
COLLEGE STATION, October 14 — Texas A&M’s football team suffered a 27-6 defeat to No. 14 Missouri on…
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Global Policy Book Podcast Relaunches With Research Design and Counterterrorism Episodes
Durham, September 30 — The SGIA & Global Policy Book Podcast has returned with a new series focused…
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World Leaders Approve Groundbreaking UN Declaration on Sea Level
New York, September 29 — On Thursday, September 24, 2026, world leaders approved the first-ever UN Declaration on…
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US and Iran Hold Mediated Talks at UN General Assembly Over Hormuz and War
UNITED NATIONS, September 25 — The diplomatic traffic around this year’s United Nations General Assembly has been relentless,…
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World Leaders Converge on New York as 81st UN General Assembly Opens
UNITED NATIONS, September 19 — The green marble podium stands ready. Outside the glass-and-steel tower on Manhattan’s East…
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Guterres Warns of Deep Uncertainty Era, Citing AI, Climate, Inequality
UNITED NATIONS, September 16 — António Guterres walked into the briefing room at UN Headquarters in New York…
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UNGA High-Level Week Opens in New York Amid Conflicts and Climate
UNITED NATIONS, September 21 — The green marble podium sits ready. Inside the Secretariat building on Manhattan’s East…
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EU Invites Canada to Become First Associate Member as Skeptics Question What It Means
STRASBOURG, September 17 — Mark Carney stood in the front row of the European Parliament chamber and let…
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