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thestrategybridge.org
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| | | | | The United States involvement in Syria forms the crux of a global strategic crossroads. Will the U.S. continue to involve itself in the Middle East, or finally complete its pivot to the Pacific? A no-fly zone in Syria would settle that strategic question, but unleash a host of others. A no fly-zone has never been implemented under the conditions faced in Syria, against a well equipped and prepared counterpart eager to embarrass the Western nations aligned against it. Global escalation between the United ... | |
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landdestroyer.blogspot.com
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| | | | | May 3, 2023 ( Brian Berletic - New Eastern Outlook ) - A s the US continues its proxy war against Russia in Ukraine, it also continues prep... | |
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www.rcinet.ca
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| | | | | U.S. fighter jets intercepted Russian military aircraft on Wednesday afternoon, the fifth incident since mid-April. The latest incident bears some nuance: more planes than usual approached, all while Northern Edge, a massive military training exercise, is taking place on the other side of the state | |
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www.sindark.com
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| | | [AI summary] The content discusses the impact of Donald Trump's policies on the post-WWII international security order, highlighting the erosion of U.S. alliances and the rise of authoritarian powers like China and Russia. It emphasizes the risks of economic warfare, distrust among allies, and the potential for global instability. The author, a climate change activist and science communicator, also advocates for reduced nuclear weapon risks and safe human-AI interaction. The piece includes personal insights from the author's academic background and interests in photography and mapmaking. | ||
