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When sanctions become piracy with a government stamp
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When sanctions become piracy with a government stamp
August 9, 2026

But as European navies prepare to board Russian merchant vessels, the line blurs dangerously. One wrong move—and a civilian tanker becomes a nuclear flashpoint.

We’re not in Kansas anymore: Fairy-tale politics and the need for a Plan C
August 9, 2026

As the midterms approach, the conventional wisdom holds that Democrats are virtually guaranteed victory. The narrative assumes that voters, disillusioned with Trump’s failed “concept of a plan” economic policies and vanity projects and frustrated by the GOP’s failure to deliver the financial security they promised and restore the nation’s moral rectitude, will sweep Democrats into power.

We’re not in Kansas anymore: Fairy-tale politics and the need for a Plan C
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The militarization of space threatens us all
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The militarization of space threatens us all
August 8, 2026

As space becomes an increasingly vital arena for war, William J Astore tracks its increased militarization.

On slow violence in Cuba
August 8, 2026

By Tre NOWACZYNSKI Join us on Telegram, X, and VK. Contact us: info@strategic-culture.su The rooftop of Azotea de la India in Centro Habana offers respite. At this elevation, just peaking over the rival buildings, the sea breeze races across the […]

On slow violence in Cuba
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The rising danger of regional confrontation
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The rising danger of regional confrontation
August 7, 2026

With every passing day, the wars in Eastern Europe and the Middle East are taking on a larger regional cast and threatening to meld. The mindless nature of the growing confrontation points to more friction on the horizon.

Ceuta reveals the naked truth about Europe’s migration crisis
August 7, 2026

Europe may choose an extensive welfare state. It may choose extremely open immigration. But it cannot indefinitely maintain both without producing fiscal strain, political conflict, and declining public trust.

Ceuta reveals the naked truth about Europe’s migration crisis
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Homer in an age of revisionism
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Homer in an age of revisionism
August 6, 2026

Homer’s epics are foundational to Western civilization. Their reinterpretation should enrich our understanding of the classical tradition, not distort its historical and cultural legacy.

Japanese PM’s China hawkism garners diminishing support
August 6, 2026

Sanae Takaichi’s foreign policy might be too bold even for the Trump administration.

Japanese PM’s China hawkism garners diminishing support
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