CIVIL INTEREST
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| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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why did tens of thousands of moroccans rush spain’s border?
Hello everyone, I hope you had a great weekend. This piece is a little long and begins partly as a travel blog before turning into a regular article. I included the story of my trip because it gives a tiny bit of context, but honestly, I al...
zelensky is trying to fuse the wars in europe and the middle east
here is the timeline:
March 11, 2026: Romania approved a U.S. request to deploy aircraft, personnel and equipment at Romanian military bases in support of American operations connected to the war with Iran. Mihail Kogălniceanu Air Base on...
israel wants to lead the red sea, and they want black america to sell the plan
quick context:
December 26, 2025: Israel recognizes Somaliland.
January 6, 2026: Israel’s foreign minister visits Hargeisa and announces plans to exchange ambassadors and open embassies.
April 2026: Israel appoints an ambassador to So...
chad helped fuel sudan’s war. the consequences are arriving.
In May of last year, I wrote that Chad was helping fuel Sudan’s war and that its own crisis might be next. Mahamat Idriss Déby had allowed Chadian territory to become part of the supply network carrying Emirati weapons to the Rapid Support...
the rsf’s advance on el obeid has stalled, but the city is still being strangled
For most of June, El Obeid appeared destined to become the site of Sudan’s next major battle. The Rapid Support Forces had assembled a large force around the North Kordofan capital, surrounding it from the west, north and south while launch...
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