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Iran’s leadership may look opaque from the outside, but the system is built to avoid a visible power vacuum. Even…
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Will Netanyahu Bomb Spain Too?
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U.S. Lawmakers Condemn Cuba Blockade and Demand Policy Shift in Open Letter to Trump
Fifty members of the U.S. Congress—senators and representatives from both parties—have sent a strong signal of dissent over Washington’s hardline…
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Hungary’s Orbán: Putin’s Bridge in Europe and Trump’s Ally in a Fractured West
Viktor Orbán has turned Hungary into the Kremlin’s most reliable foothold inside the European Union, positioning himself as both Vladimir…
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Denmark’s Social Democrats Surge in Election Victory, Riding Anti-Trump Wave
Denmark’s Social Democrats, led by Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, clinched a strong win in Tuesday’s parliamentary elections, capturing 19-21% of…
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A new energy pillar in the Cuba–China relationship
In recent years, China has publicly committed to support Cuba’s shift toward cleaner energy sources. This support goes beyond vague…
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Tree by Tree: China’s Remote Island City Turns the South China Sea Green
On a small tropical island in the South China Sea, dozens of volunteers spent Tuesday with their hands in the…
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Bone Spurs and the Draft: The Controversy That Followed Donald Trump
In the annals of American political discourse, few medical diagnoses have carried as much weight as a “bone spur.” For…
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TSJCV Rejects Investigation into Mazón Over Valencia DANA Tragedy: Legal Analysis
The Superior Court of Justice of the Valencian Community, Spain (TSJCV) has unanimously rejected a request to investigate former Valencian…
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