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Turkey Faces Criticism Over Media Crackdown Ahead of NATO Summit in Ankara

July 7, 2026
Turkey/World

Turkish authorities have intensified a crackdown on perceived critics ahead of this week’s NATO summit in Ankara, with the detention of journalists, academics and lawyers drawing renewed attention to concerns over press

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US-India Ties Face New Strains as Debate Grows Over Washington’s Approach to New Delhi

July 7, 2026
China/India/World

Relations between India and the United States have come under renewed scrutiny after former Indian intelligence official Vikram Sood cited remarks allegedly made by US Deputy Secretary of State Landau suggesting that

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North Korea Signals Naval Ambitions as It Seeks Greater Role in China-Russia Military Cooperation

July 7, 2026
North Korea/World

North Korea has signalled its ambition to expand its naval capabilities and play a larger role in military cooperation with China and Russia through a major weapons test involving its newly commissioned

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Bangladesh’s Hyper Pragmatism Is a Disaster

July 7, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics

As Bangladesh began to show its first signals of hard geopolitical steering, drifting away from India and embracing China, that too strategically, India must ensure that its tactical footprint and core interests

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Pakistan’s Unfinished Battles at Home

July 7, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics

As Pakistan seeks a larger diplomatic role amid renewed geopolitical attention, its gravest challenges remain within its own borders. The conflict in West Asia, renewed American engagement, Saudi financial support, and strategic

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Interview: The Island of Missed Chances — Part Two

July 7, 2026
Geopolitics/Sri Lanka

This is the second and final part of this interview, the first part of which was published in yesterday’s edition. Seventeen years after the military defeat of the LTTE, Frerks sees Sri

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Beneath the Mourning in Tehran, Three Questions the Region Cannot Avoid

July 7, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics

Millions of people are thronging through the streets of Tehran this week as the state funeral for Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei takes place; Khamenei ruled Iran for three decades and

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The Flamingo Revolution in Albania

July 7, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics

When one has witnessed not only a colour revolution in her own country (Macedonia, 2015–2016) but also sensed its arrival during Ukraine’s Euromaidan in 2014, every new outburst of supposedly spontaneous revolt provokes scepticism.

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Modi’s Empty Chair Signals India’s Middle East Pivot

July 7, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

Diplomacy is often communicated as much through absence as through presence. State funerals are among the few occasions where protocol itself becomes a form of political signaling. The rank of the representative

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There Will Not Always Be An England

July 7, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

White liberals have been working for many decades teaching that all white ethnics are racists.  They have been as successful in teaching white people to see themselves as racists as they have been

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