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Those remaining within the Iranian regime have no objective beyond self-preservation. Does Hezbollah in Lebanon recognize this,…
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Barbara Leaf on Lebanon and Syria: Why military action alone can’t solve the region’s conflicts
Barbara Leaf, the former U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs in the Biden administration…
Turkey’s rise as a technical power: From NATO ally to strategic contender
In the corridors of the Mamilla Hotel in occupied Jerusalem (February 2026), former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett…
Coals are kickstarting Poland’s dream pop scene
This story is taken from the spring 2026 issue of Dazed, which is on sale internationally now. Order…
Paintings Worth Millions of Dollars Stolen From Italian Museum
new video loaded: Paintings Worth Millions of Dollars Stolen From Italian Museum 0:35 Thieves stole three paintings by…
Backlash over Elon Musk-linked mural at Rhode Island gay bar
A mural honoring a slain Ukrainian refugee at a Rhode Island gay bar has been halted after revelations…
Russia’s gamble in the Gulf: War, energy, and a shifting world order
In the short term, Russia might be seen as one of the beneficiaries of the Third Gulf…
5 emerging photographers to watch from Circulation(s) in Paris
The 16th edition of the Parisian photography festival Circulation(s) is now open. Running until May 17, exhibition spaces…
Europe in the eye of the geopolitical storm: Navigating alliances and autonomy
In a globally charged moment marked by intersecting tensions, Europe today faces a complex strategic test: managing…
Estonian refugee artist Karin Luts’ travel-inspired works on view | News
At Tallinn’s Kumu Art Museum, “Pictures from Travels” showcases travel-inspired watercolors and drawings by Karin Luts, a leading…
Inside the cultural war to rewrite Poland’s past
On a windy afternoon in January, the Gdańsk shipyard looks deserted, its cranes immobile against a clear blue…