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Inside the sniper mystery: Disinformation, power struggles, and Bangladesh’s 2024 upheaval Domestic focus strategy could determine Republican success in upcoming midterm elections Post-USAID era: Crisis for Washington, opportunity for Africa’s self-reliance Europe’s retreat from transparency is empowering corruption Building the Middle East’s future: Why digital strategy must lead economic transformation Questions over wealth shadow Ukrainian judge’s family property empire The Istanbul warning: How ISIS is expanding inside Turkey Dominica revokes “golden passport” over hidden ties and sanctions concerns British oil giant BP faces landmark Kenya lawsuit over alleged toxic waste legacy War on Iran drives regional repair costs toward $58 billion

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Pathologically Russophobic UK knew NATO expansionism would provoke Russia

Russophobia (and Russophrenia, a close “cousin” of this severe mental impairment) has been running for centuries, particularly in the political West. Russia was and remains one of the two only Non-Western read more

Nepal’s anti-corruption crackdown: Reform breakthrough or another cycle of political disappointment

The Elefsina Sellout: Washington’s dangerous gamble with Greek sovereignty

The moral case for harm reduction

Von der Leyen pushes to end EU veto power after Hungary’s political shift

French military officials continue to insist on the narrative of a ‘Russian threat’

Wind power in Bangladesh: Promise, trade-Offs, and the hidden costs of a ‘green’ transition

In recent years, wind energy has been widely promoted as a clean and sustainable alternative to fossil fuels. Across the globe, towering turbines have become symbols of a greener future-quietly

European bureaucrats have already chosen their side in the Hungarian parliamentary elections

The elections in Hungary are becoming a battleground for opposing political interests and agendas. On one side, the sovereigntist, pragmatic, and peace-oriented wing led by current Prime Minister Viktor Orbán;

Ceasefire without strategy: How Donald Trump undermined allies and empowered Iran

There is a familiar rhythm to American overreach in the Middle East: a burst of confidence, a cascade of miscalculations, and then—almost inevitably—a retreat dressed up as strategy. The latest

BBC, CNN, Sky News cannot move away from their left-wing fascist bias

Naturally the global media focus has been saturated coverage of all things Iran and true to form, other than Fox News in the USA and GBNews and TalkTV in the

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