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Georgia’s New Foreign Influence Law: A Turning Point in Regional Geopolitics

The implications of this law extend well beyond Georgia’s borders, challenging fundamental Western democratic values. It raises urgent questions about balancing national security concerns with protecting civil liberties. This debate is highly pertinent in today’s global political climate, where the tension between authoritarianism and democracy is increasingly pronounced.

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Protéger le corridor de Zangezur et préserver les frontières de l’Arménie : préalables essentiels aux pourparlers de paix.

Les Arméniens redoutent que la victoire de l’Azerbaïdjan dans le Nagorny Karabakh ne soit qu’un prélude à une attaque contre l’ensemble du pays

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Protecting Zangezur Corridor and Safeguarding Armenia’s Borders: Vital Prerequisite for Peace Talks

Decades of Conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh: A Story of Aspirations and Defeats For over 30 years, the predominantly Armenian region of Nagorno-Karabakh has been entangled in a never-ending conflict with Azerbaijan. However, during Azerbaijan’s recent military offensive, the separatists surprisingly surrendered without any intervention from Armenia or Russian peacekeepers. Nagorno-Karabakh has long been a region of

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France needs to completely rethink its African diplomacy and influence strategies but will continue to fight Terrorism in Sahel

“My intervention tonight on AlQahera News regarding France’s withdrawal from Niger: France needs to completely rethink its African diplomacy and influence strategies. The military presence of France is undergoing a significant shift, with a greater focus on the Pacific and adapting its strategy globally. While remaining committed to fighting terrorism in the Sahel region, France

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The Race for Rare Mineral Exploitation Shakes Up Europe: Portuguese Environmental Agency Approves Second Lithium Mine

As the world undergoes a major shift in power dynamics and territorial disputes, one question remains at the forefront: who will control the post-oil economy and have access to rare mineral deposits? The Portuguese Environmental Agency (APA) announced on Thursday that it has given the green light, with certain conditions, to a second lithium mining

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