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The Kurdish Frontline: A Moral and Strategic Call for Trilateral Action

The Kurdish struggle matters because it is on the front line against the same extremist ideologies that threaten these countries.

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Israel’s Somaliland Gamble and the New Geometry of the Red Sea

Somaliland and specifically the Port of Berbera, offers New Delhi an alternative gateway into the region and the broader African