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Trump Just Widened the War, and Congress Voted to Stop Him Too Late
By saying the Houthis are basically Iran now, Washington quietly erased the one rule that kept a small conflict from…

Zelensky Fires His Top General, Days After a Firing That Sparked Street Protests
Ukraine's wartime command just lost its two most talked-about figures within a week, one hailed…
Can America Afford to Fight, and Win, a Long War With Iran
Twenty-seven ships now sit off Iran, and that's the problem. America's fleet is so thin…
Africa’s Mercenary Problem Exposes a Global Double Standard
Foreign fighters remain a major feature of African conflicts as international powers apply different rules…
A War Outrunning Its Own Generals
Bridges, desalination plants and a downed hope for peace: how the US-Iran conflict slipped past…
Ukraine’s Drone Army Sets a New Standard
Kyiv’s plan to produce millions of unmanned systems highlights how modern warfare is being reshaped…
Saudi Arabia’s Gaming Empire Faces a Backlash It Cannot Buy Away
The collapse of a Games Done Quick sponsorship deal has reignited accusations that Riyadh’s investments…
France Is Building a Mini NATO Without America
Macron isn't proposing to replace NATO. He's quietly assembling the pieces, a nuclear guarantee, a…
June Was the Deadliest Month for Ukrainian Civilians in Over Four Years, UN Says
The United Nations in June recorded the highest monthly civilian death toll in Ukraine since…
Three Pentagons Inside Türkiye’s Giant Defence HQ
Türkiye’s Pentagon Ay Yildiz Was Supposed to Speed Up Militery Decisions. First, It Has to…
How Long Can Ankara Deny Its Involvement in the Sudan War?
In the far southwestern corner of Egypt, some sixty kilometres from the Sudanese border, sits…
Al-Qaeda’s Warning Shot in Mali That Nobody Wants to Hear
A jihadist coalition just humbled a Russian mercenary force in the desert. The lesson reaches…
What the NATO Summit in Türkiye Missed
The alliance left Turkey talking about tanks and money. Its own backyard got barely a…
