Photo: Getty Images After American forces removed Nicolas Maduro from Venezuela earlier this year, the …
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French President Emmanuel Macron and U.S. President Donald Trump. Photo: European Union, 2025 The European …
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The devil’s due: Why Putin’s pursuit of a multipolar world risks ruin for Russia itself
by adminPhoto: Reuters On Feb. 5, the New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (New START) — arguably the …
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Posts change, but NABU endures: Why sweeping high-level personnel changes in Kyiv point to a stronger Ukrainian state
by admin© Pavlo Bahmut / Keystone Press Agency / Global Look Press Ukrainian society has long …
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Polar disorder: Why Trump wants to seize Greenland and what a U.S. annexation of the island would mean for NATO
by adminPhoto: Reuters The European Parliament is prepared to freeze a trade agreement with the United …
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Not on the brink: Why protests and airstrikes alone are unlikely to bring revolution in Iran without a split in the armed forces
by adminProtesters in Tehran, Jan. 9, 2026. Photo: MAHSA / Middle East Images / AFP / …
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Solidarity with caveats: Western countries support Ukraine but bar their citizens from fighting for it
by adminOn Jan. 8 French President Emmanuel Macron met with members of his country’s parliament to …
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Breaking with a toxic partner: Why Trumpism may actually benefit Europe in the long run
by adminOn Jan. 10, representatives from all five of Greenland’s parliamentary parties responded to Donald Trump’s …
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Europe rising: Pressure from east and west compelled the EU to begin standing up for itself in 2025
by adminIn 2025, the European Union was forced to seriously rethink its role in the world …
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Into the shadows: Sanctions have reduced Russia from an oil superpower to a global energy disrupter
by adminAfter four years of strict financial and technological sanctions, Russia’s share in global oil production …
