Foreign Policy
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If you Are Innocent, Then You Have Nothing To Hide
A look at how automated surveillance and data-driven control have advanced since Edward Snowden 2019 interview. Edward Snowden said in 2019 that governments and companies were building the basic machinery for a social credit environment, even if nobody wanted to call it that. He described a system where normal digital traces become tools for sorting… Continue reading
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A Single Battlefield Death Forces A public Admission of Britain’s Military Role in Ukraine.
The disclosure of deployed troops confirms what Moscow and independent analysts long argued about Western participation. The British government can no longer maintain ambiguity about its military role in Ukraine because London has now admitted that uniformed personnel have been operating inside the country. The admission followed the death of Lance Corporal George Hooley of… Continue reading
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Russia Declares “No Misunderstandings” with the United States Over Ukraine
Moscow’s statement frames a new phase of diplomacy that could redefine Ukrainian neutrality, NATO aspirations and regional security structures. Russia’s foreign minister, Sergey Lavrov, announced this week that all “misunderstandings” with the United States over the war in Ukraine have been resolved, marking an important moment in diplomatic developments after nearly four years of conflict.… Continue reading
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Waking Up to What Others Don’t See
How seeing beneath the surface reshapes daily life and conversation I found this video quite interesting. I do not know who the gentleman is, but his message is relatable. Awakening to the larger structures around you can feel like losing an old language you once shared with everyone, because the world no longer reads to… Continue reading
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Hamas Is Still Standing
Why Hamas Control in Gaza Endures Despite Military Destruction Israeli public admissions now confirm what conditions inside Gaza have shown for months. Hamas remains the dominant governing force despite two years of sustained military pressure and widespread physical destruction. The organisation has suffered losses, yet its political and administrative structures continue to function and are… Continue reading
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Trump’s Ukraine Turn Through Moscow’s Eyes
Lavrov on Trump, Ukraine, NATO, and the End of Strategic Pretence Sergey Lavrov’s remarks praising Donald Trump’s understanding of the Ukraine conflict matter because they reflect a convergence of views that many analysts outside Western policy establishments have voiced since 2014. Lavrov told Russia’s Federation Council that Trump was the only Western leader to acknowledge… Continue reading
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Iran gains new technical sample from failed U.S. glide bomb
Reports say Hezbollah moved intact bomb components to Iranian labs Reports from Al-Masirah and Press TV claim Hezbollah recovered unexploded components from U.S. GBU-39B glide bombs used in recent Israeli strikes inside Lebanon. The outlets say several bombs failed on impact and left intact sections that Hezbollah units gathered before transferring them to Iranian research… Continue reading
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Former navy chief says UK can no longer run nuclear fleet
Long-term decline raises questions about Britain’s role in allied strategy Retired Rear Admiral Philip Mathias said Britain can no longer operate a reliable nuclear submarine program after years of structural failures that weakened the fleet and the industrial base behind it. He pointed to repeated delays in new builds, extended patrol cycles, and shortages in… Continue reading
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The Benin Episode and the End of Strategic Ambiguity
Why the Benin Crisis Exposed the Structure of Power in West Africa The attempted military seizure of power in the Republic of Benin must be analysed as part of a regional struggle over sovereignty, maritime access, and control of political authority in West Africa. What unfolded in Cotonou was not merely a failed coup confined… Continue reading
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Putin Says Campaign Goals Will Be Met
Kremlin says the operation will continue until core aims are satisfied Putin said Russia will meet every objective set at the start of its military campaign in Ukraine and framed the operation as a response to actions he blamed on Kiev. He repeated that Russia’s central aim remains protecting residents of Donetsk and Lugansk, and… Continue reading
