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In the Space of a Week, Three Key NATO Countries Have Turned to Israel for Protection
Iran-Linked Networks Have Exploited Open Borders, Civil Liberties, and Gaps in Counter-Terrorism Coordination to Establish Cells Across the Continent
Changing the Name of Lake Ontario Is Ahistorical, but So Was the Change from ‘Persian Gulf’ That Predated Trump
The European Union Has Termed the $2.2 Billion, 750-Mile Interconnector Among Its European Projects of Common Interest
The Letter Cites Not Only Threats and Risks but Also Opportunities
Somaliland and India Share Common History, and Both Embrace the Rules-Based Order and Democracy
A Region Impacting Spain’s Atlantic Border Is at Risk of Russian Operational Influence as Western Presence Declines
The Agreement Is Likely to Invite More Islamic Countries and Intensify the Arms Race in the Middle East
Sami Al-Arian Says a Senior Turkish Official Once Described Closer Alignment With Iran and Pakistan as Ankara’s ‘Grand Strategy’
The Trump Administration Must Lean on Allies and Partners to Enforce U.S. Sanctions
The West Cannot Ignore How Islamist Narratives Reshape Politics
University of Oslo Says It Canceled Event Because Organizers Charged Admission
Court Records Detail How Ankara Allegedly Used Its Consulate, Local Personnel, and German Police Information to Monitor Targets Abroad
A New Generation Is Growing up Blind to the Diversity Their Region Once Enjoyed and Susceptible to Propaganda
The Trial of a Hezbollah Suspect in Panama Could Shed New Light on Iranian-Backed Networks Operating Across the Western Hemisphere
The Newspaper Neglects Context with Its Approach and Critical Omissions in the Reporting and Opinion Essays It Publishes
Teenager Declared Herself Ready to Commit ‘Martyrdom for Allah’
Farah Ahmed Attacked British Schools for Condemning Child Marriage and Polygamy
Militants with Extremist Histories Have Re-Entered Transnational Jihadist Networks from Turkish Territory