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UAE Breaks Up Iran-Linked Network Amid Escalating Gulf Tensions

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US Slows Transfers of Islamic State Detainees to Iraq Amid Repatriation Concerns

Baghdad – The transfer of Islamic State detainees from Syria to Iraq by the United States has slowed significantly this

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OPINION: Pakistan’s Double Game on Afghanistan, Iran, and Palestine Has Hit a Dead End

This duality—preaching unity while practicing duplicity—has become Pakistan’s diplomatic hallmark. When the Taliban stormed into Kabul in August 2021, Pakistan’s