The West’s True Enemy

In an era where information spreads faster than ever before, adversaries have found ways to exploit divisions within Western societies to undermine democratic institutions and destabilize the West. Two primary forces, Russia and Iran, have emerged as major players in this disinformation war. While Russia focuses on influencing the far-right, stoking anger, racism, and nationalism,…

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Biden Backing Ukraine’s NATO Bid Could Isolate Germany and Hungary

Rumors are swirling that the Biden administration is increasingly moving toward favoring Ukraine’s potential invitation to join NATO. If confirmed, this could have profound implications not only for the ongoing conflict with Russia but also for the internal dynamics of the NATO alliance itself. While many Western nations have rallied in support of Ukraine, Germany…

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Fears of Escalation Grip Iran as Israeli Retaliation Looms

As tensions between Israel and Iran escalate, fears of a potential Israeli retaliatory strike have triggered widespread panic in Iran. Reports indicate that residents in major cities, including Tehran, have rushed to gas stations to fuel their vehicles, preparing for potential disruptions. Many are also stockpiling food and other essentials, bracing for the possibility of…

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Connecting the Dots: Axis of Autocracies

In recent months, Russia’s war in Ukraine has increasingly relied on military support from nations like Iran, North Korea, and China, as Vladimir Putin’s regime faces mounting pressure due to international sanctions and a faltering military campaign. This coalition of authoritarian states has contributed weapons, technology, and potentially even manpower, creating a complex geopolitical scenario…

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Effectiveness of North Korean Troops in Ukraine: Gamechanger?

Recent reports about North Korean soldiers being deployed to Ukraine have sparked concerns over their combat effectiveness, training quality, and ability to sustain themselves in a foreign conflict. While such a move would represent a notable development, doubts persist about the actual impact these troops could have on the battlefield, given the long-standing challenges within…

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Ukraine and Nuclear Weapons

In the early 1990s, as the Soviet Union disintegrated, Ukraine found itself in possession of the third-largest nuclear arsenal in the world. This arsenal, left behind by the Soviet military, included approximately 1,900 strategic nuclear warheads, along with an array of delivery systems like intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) and strategic bombers. The presence of these…

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