A quiet but decisive shift is underway in US terrorism-related litigation, and it is being widely misunderstood. The most important consequence of the multistate amicus brief recently filed by more than half of America’s attorneys general…
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The Blogs: Recognition Isn’t Given, It’s Earned: Somaliland Shows Palestine How | Victor Satya
Somaliland showed that results matter; Palestine proves that moral theater is a poor substitute for statehood.
What Somaliland Understood That “Palestine” Still Refuses To
A state just achieved meaningful recognition without a single…
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The Blogs: Collateralized Suicide | Ivan Bassov
Unraveling the Motives Behind the Neves Valente Case
In December 2025, a sequence of killings linked to Claudio Manuel Neves Valente shook two academic communities in Rhode Island and Massachusetts. The shock, however, rippled far beyond New…
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The Blogs: WOW: Special in Uniform, Special in Values | Sabine Sterk
There are moments when a single word is enough. Not a slogan, not a political statement, not a defense but a reaction from the heart. For me, that word is WOW. Not because Israel is perfect, not because the IDF is without flaws, but because…
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The Blogs: A neighbor on the ground: Renee Good’s death by design | Brad Goverman
This week in Israel was a reminder of how quickly a society can slide from tension into tragedy. Tens of thousands of ultra-Orthodox Israelis poured into the streets to protest military conscription for the Haredim. The demonstrations turned…
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The Blogs: How Trump Would Bring Down the Maduros of Iran | Ira Straus
- Do it soon — before the regime can kill too many more of our and Israel’s eyes and ears on the ground, the ones we need to ensure success for our military.
- Prepare the transitional replacement government. Pull the main legitimate Iranian…
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The Blogs: Somaliland’s Recognition and the Roots of African Authoritarian Systems Anxiety | Mustafe Jambir
Introduction
Somaliland is a mirror. For more than thirty-four years, Somaliland has built peace, democracy, and stability in the midst of regional turmoil. As Somaliland, we have governed ourselves with accountability, held elections, and…
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The Blogs: Why Infrastructure Finance and PPPs Belong at Heart of MENA Business Education | Vincent James Hooper
Infrastructure finance is no longer a niche discipline reserved for engineers, lawyers, or development banks. It has become one of the most consequential arenas of modern economic management. In the Middle East and North Africa, where…
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The Blogs: The Guardian of the Erased | Grant Arthur Gochin
Carol Hoffman and the Fortress of Truth
For decades, the Lithuanian government relied on a strategy of attrition. It assumed the remaining survivors of the Holocaust would die, witnesses would fade, and institutions such as the Genocide and…
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The Blogs: Recognizing Somaliland Would Be in Ethiopia’s Interest | Mohamed Osman
I respectfully urge the Government of the Federal Republic of Ethiopia to formally recognize the Republic of Somaliland as an independent and sovereign state within its 1960 borders.
The Republic of Somaliland is in the Horn of Africa, along…
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