
From Procurement to Deployment: Turkish Drones in Sudan’s War
Since the outbreak of the war in Sudan in April 2023, Turkish-made drones have emerged as a decisive element in the Sudanese Armed Forces’ military

Since the outbreak of the war in Sudan in April 2023, Turkish-made drones have emerged as a decisive element in the Sudanese Armed Forces’ military

Since the outbreak of war in Sudan, violations have not been limited to being a byproduct of fighting between armed factions. Instead, mounting field testimonies

A senior European official, who was in Davos this past week for the World Economic Forum, refers to US President Donald Trump’s approach to Europe

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Sanctions, Regime Pressure, and Strategic Intervention (2013–2026) Executive Summary The confrontation between the United States and Venezuela represents one of the most comprehensive cases of modern coercive foreign policy.

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Table of contents In the three and a half years since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, its economy has continued to grow, supported

Ministers from southern Yemen within the internationally recognized government have called for the declaration of a southern state as an inherent right to self-determination, affirming