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Nigeria Made a Deal with Boko Haram. Was it Worth it?

In 2024, Nigeria secretly negotiated a ceasefire with Boko Haram following a hostage crisis in Borno State. Both sides publicly deny the deal exists,…

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Could Pakistan Overthrow the Taliban?

Pakistan and Afghanistan are locked in escalating border conflict, with hundreds dead and over 115,000 displaced in 2026. As resistance groups intens…

2 days, 23 hours ago

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The Greenland Crisis is Over. Was It Worth It?

After nearly two years of threats and diplomatic tensions, the US, Denmark, and Greenland have signed a deal. Washington gets expanded military bases…

3 days, 22 hours ago

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China Got Access to America’s F-35. How Bad is the Damage?

The F-35 Lightning is America's most important stealth fighter, shared with key allies worldwide. But a recent intelligence failure saw sensitive com…

4 days, 22 hours ago

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Sweden's Government Won its War with Gangs. Voters Punished Them For It

Sweden transformed from one of Europe's safest nations to its gun murder capital by 2022, with gang violence and child recruitment surging. Prime Min…

5 days, 23 hours ago

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Russia Thinks it Can Attack NATO and Win. Here's Why.

Russia cannot defeat NATO in open war, but it doesn't need to. By engineering calibrated provocations—missile strikes on empty territory, wilderness …

6 days, 22 hours ago

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How Saudi Arabia Botched Yemen.

Saudi Arabia's Yemen strategy collapsed when Houthi rebels launched a massive offensive, seizing nearly the entire Red Sea coastline. Intelligence fa…

1 week, 2 days ago

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The Middle East's Energy Crisis is about to Get So Much Worse

Saudi Arabia's vital East-West pipeline is offline after Iranian-linked militia drone strikes, while Houthi attacks block exports from the south. Wit…

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China is Preparing a Mass Mobilization. Why?

China has overhauled its national mobilisation law for the first time in sixteen years. The changes allow Beijing to rally its entire society not jus…

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Could Negotiations with Putin Be Closer Than We Think?

Despite mounting economic strain, battlefield setbacks near Lyman, and growing pressure from allies including India and China, Putin remains committe…

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