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OPINION — Strategic intelligence, usually perceived as intelligence supporting the formulation of strategy, has always had limited influence over national security decisions. Leaders in democratic countries, let alone in authoritarian ones, have their own ideological views of the world, and their own vision of ways to shape the world. TheyContinue Reading

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OPINION — Russia and China are certainly concerned about the desperate state of Iran’s regime, an invaluable transactional partner to both countries. Yet they are also working to secure more strategic gains at America’s expense. Both likely prefer—and are enabling—a drawn out, grinding, and unpopular U.S.-led war that strains U.S.Continue Reading

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US vice president’s Budapest trip highlights US-Hungary far-right alignment as Orban faces toughest electoral challenge., United States Vice President JD Vance is travelling to Budapest to bolster support for Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, whose Fidesz Party faces its most difficult election in over a decade. The White House announcedContinue Reading

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The Traitor Threatens War Crimes Against Iran on Easter Sunday, as Iran Says Strait of Hormuz “Will Never Return to Its Former State”, Israeli Strikes Across Lebanon Kill at Least 39 People on Sunday, Israeli Strikes Kill Four People in Gaza City on Sunday, Israeli Police Disperse Antiwar Protest inContinue Reading