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Tehran Still Retains Most of Its Missile Arsenal
A New York Times report highlights intelligence disagreements within the United States regarding the extent of the damage inflicted on…
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Five Challenges Facing Britain’s New Prime Minister
Five major issues await the next Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, ranging from immigration and defence to welfare reform.…
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The Muslim Brotherhood in Britain: A Growing Threat and Countermeasures Facing Obstacles
The influence of the Muslim Brotherhood in the United Kingdom, coupled with what many see as a delayed response to…
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American Interceptor Missiles: Structural Constraints Hamper Production Expansion
The supply chains required for the production of American missiles are facing structural constraints that cannot be solved simply by…
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Ukraine’s Weapon Reaches France: Tank-Hunting Technology Capable of Striking from Deadly Angles
France is set to become the fourth member state of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) to adopt the NLAW…
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Minutes That Shook Iran: Live Broadcast Suddenly Cut Off After Secret Messages Attributed to Khamenei
A major controversy erupted over what were described as “top-secret” messages attributed to Iran’s Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, after excerpts…
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The Revolutionary Guard Prepares to Reap the Benefits of the U.S.-Iran Agreement
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard is positioned to capture a significant share of the financial gains that could result from sanctions relief,…
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A Decisive Political Test: Vance Awaits Crossing the Iran Bridge to the White House
The name of U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance has emerged as a key player in his country’s negotiations with Iran.…
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Artificial Intelligence Is Redefining Elections in the United States
As the U.S. midterm elections approach, election campaigns are witnessing the widespread proliferation of deepfake technology powered by artificial intelligence.…
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Iranian compensation demands are being transformed into a massive privately funded investment vehicle
The new $300 billion fund is a private investment instrument rather than a reconstruction or compensation programme, and it will…
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