The West keeps pretending this war against the Ayatollah’s regime is only about centrifuges, missiles, and enrichment levels. Iran’s most consequential challenge to the United States was not only nuclear or ballistic. It was monetary.
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The Blogs: The Starmerization of Anthony Albanese | Branko Miletic
Ever since the bloodcurdling Hamas-led atrocities of October 7, 2023, that shocked the world, the job of governing Australia has come with an added and unwelcome foreign policy burden for Australia’s Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.
This…
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The Blogs: This Is the Death of the Western Liberal Order | Sharon Pardo
I want to tell you about a woman named Daria Boyarskaya, because her story reveals almost everything about the condition of the Western liberal order in the spring of 2026.
Boyarskaya is a Russian national who today serves as a senior adviser…
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The Blogs: From Lab to Life: Generic Ozempic at Last | Shlomo Maital
source: depositphotos.com Remember Viagra – the drug with the yukky side-effect that initially doomed it, then the side-effect (negating erectile dysfunction) became the newly purposed goal?
Consider Ozempic, a weekly,…
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The Blogs: Iran’s drone strikes on Nakhchivan served as a test of Azerbaijan’s resolve | Rufat Ahmadzada
STRATEGIC GOALS OF OPERATION ROARING LION AND EPIC FURY
The war in Iran has extended its geographical scope since the launch of the Israeli and American operations Roaring Lion and Epic Fury to dismantle and degrade Iran’s offensive military…Continue Reading
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The Blogs: The War Against Iran | Mohamed Chtatou
The War Against Iran: Does It Mark the Beginning of a New Middle East?
Geopolitics, Strategic Ruptures, and Regional Reconfiguration
Introduction
On February 28, 2026, in a joint military operation, the United States and Israel bombed several…
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The Blogs: Why Israelis Should Invest in Somaliland Now | Abdibasid Abdiasis
As Israeli businesses expand their global outlook in search of new markets, East Africa is steadily gaining attention. Yet within this dynamic region, one territory remains largely absent from Israel’s economic and strategic thinking:…
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The Blogs: ‘She Embroidered Her Love in Colored Threads’ | Saguy Green
Chavik Segal, of Netiv Ha’asara, was a handicraft workshop and an act of quiet charity embodied in a single woman. On October seventh she was murdered in the very place she believed she had found shelter
Today as well Chavik Segal is dead.…
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The Blogs: Riyadh’s Message: No More Room for Iran’s Escalation | Junaid Qaiser
In Washington, a significant diplomatic moment unfolded as Saudi Arabia’s ambassador, Princess Reema bint Bandar, met with her counterparts from the Gulf Cooperation Council and Jordan for crucial discussions with senior U.S. lawmakers. The…
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The Blogs: Guy Sitbon Interview | Alexandre Gilbert #326 | Alexandre Gilbert
Jean Daniel famously said “he prefered to be wrong with Sartre than right with Aron”. Did he truly disagree with Aron?
GS: He adapted his speech to the revolutionary mood, but his deeper thinking was elsewhere. I don’t know what his…
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