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U.S. Wants Türkiye to Hand Back Enigmatic Jet Gear

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Zainabiyyat: The Houthi’s Veil of Truth

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U.S. State Department Funding MAGA Think Tanks Abroad

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IRGC Blacklisting: Europe’s Iran Policy U-Turn

Brussels punishes Tehran through the same lens that Washington uses to view its fleet as the diplomacy Europe once championed fades into a memory.

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Surrounded by War: Ethiopia Under Abiy Ahmed

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Made in Europe: Semantics Divide Berlin and Paris 

Chancellor Merz is currently parsing prepositions to deflect French calls for common debt at a time the European economy is losing its footing.

U.S. State Department Funding MAGA Think Tanks Abroad

U.S. conservative donors fund MAGA-aligned European think tanks, raising foreign influence and free speech concerns across the EU.

Surrounded by War: Ethiopia Under Abiy Ahmed

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