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Geopolitical Impact: The Strategic Importance of the Persian Gulf
WASHINGTON, July 25 — An alleged leak of sensitive imagery that could help Iran target U.S. military assets…
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Brazil’s elections show political fragmentation from two-round system
BRASÍLIA, July 25 — The whir of electronic voting machines echoes through schools and community centers across Brazil’s…
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FSB’s Ukraine Role Traced to 2003 Authority Expansion
MOSCOW, July 25 — From its austere headquarters on Lubyanka Square, the Federal Security Service of the Russian…
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International election observation: divisions over quality of monitors
BRUSSELS, July 25 — The practice of international election observation dates back to the 1857 plebiscite in Moldavia…
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U.S. and Russia Topped Foreign Electoral Interventions 1946-2000
WASHINGTON, July 25 — The historical record shows that between 1946 and 2000, the United States intervened in…
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How Satellite Imagery Intelligence Sharing Operates
MOSCOW, July 25 — Satellite imagery analysis drawn from open technical data confirms a clear hierarchy in ground…
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Kazakhstan’s economic stakes: trade, energy, sanctions
ASTANA, July 25 — Kazakhstan’s economy remains tethered to its vast natural-resource base, even as the war in…
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Washington Consensus at 35: Ten Policies Shaped Global Economy
WASHINGTON, D.C., July 25, 2026 — The marble facades of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund…
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International pressure mounts on Iran over missile threats
TEHRAN, July 25 — The international community’s sanctions architecture against Iran remains in place, but its ability to…
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Brazil holds two-round voting to ensure clear majorities
BRASÍLIA, July 25 — On the ground at the Superior Electoral Court headquarters, technicians are running final checks…
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Escalation, Shutdown, or Diplomacy: Red Sea Scenarios Unfold
RIYADH, July 22 — The Houthi threats to blockade the Red Sea could evolve in several ways, analysts…
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Iran’s role in arming Houthis shapes Red Sea threats
WASHINGTON, July 22 — A United Nations Panel of Experts report from 2023 documented that Iran has supplied…
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Saudi Vision 2030 faces setbacks under Crown Prince’s economic overhaul
RIYADH, July 22 — Ten years after the Saudi government and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman unveiled Vision…
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Congress Reviews Saudi Nuclear Reactor Deal Timeline
WASHINGTON, July 22 — A civilian nuclear cooperation agreement between the United States and Saudi Arabia is now…
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Saudi enrichment rights face US Congress opposition over proliferation
WASHINGTON, July 22 — A new uranium enrichment agreement between the Trump administration and Saudi Arabia has drawn…
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Saudi Crown Prince pushes nuclear ambitions amid turmoil
RIYADH, July 22 — Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud, the de facto ruler of Saudi Arabia,…
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IAEA Inspections Stem Nuclear Proliferation Since 1957
VIENNA, July 22 — The International Atomic Energy Agency traces its founding to a Cold War pivot: President…
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Iran’s Nuclear Program: From JCPOA Limits to 60% Enrichment
WASHINGTON, July 21 — For those who have followed the Iran nuclear file over the past decade, the…
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Can UN Resolution 2231 and regional mediators secure a ceasefire?
UNITED NATIONS, July 21 — The Security Council unanimously adopted Resolution 2231 on July 20, 2015, endorsing the…
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E-Waste Crisis Fuels Global Conflict Over Dumping Costs
BRUSSELS, July 21 — The world’s fastest-growing waste stream is not just an environmental headache; it is increasingly…
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Kuwait Faces Freshwater Crisis as Desalination Plants Attacked
KUWAIT CITY, July 21 — Kuwait is one of the world’s most arid countries, receiving less than 120…
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Protests and Public Reaction in Ukraine After Zaluzhnyi’s Dismissal
KYIV, July 21 — Small but persistent protests broke out in Kyiv’s Independence Square and outside the presidential…
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Governments issue travel warnings for health, security abroad
WASHINGTON, July 21 — In the corridors of diplomatic power, few instruments carry more immediate weight than the…
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US-Russia counterterrorism cooperation frozen by war
MOSCOW, July 21 — Signals of a potential visit by the FBI Director to Moscow have emerged from…
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