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InsiderIndia’s Military Capabilities are Maturing Fast. Its Latest Security Operation Shows Why.
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The UN is Leaving Western Sahara. What Happens Now?
After three decades monitoring a frozen conflict, UN peacekeepers are withdrawing from a territory Morocco annexed in 1975, leaving the Sahrawi people without international protection.
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Africa
InsiderAlgeria is Undertaking its First Military Intervention in Decades. Here's What You Need to Know
After half a century of non-intervention, Algeria is sending troops abroad to fight jihadists. France learned how that can end. Algiers may be about to.
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China Has Hacked Britain's Drone Boats. And More.
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Africa
Due South: A Conversation With Pawel Wójcik.
Paweł Wójcik explains how JNIM and the FLA are pressing the junta in Mali and what Russian, Turkish and US support can and cannot hold back.
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Africa
Is Niger the Islamic State’s New Target? And More.
Islamic State fighters are escalating attacks as Niger's junta struggles to hold the tri-border zone, and the group's center of gravity may be shifting toward Niamey. Plus the week's other stories.
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Middle East
Middle East Roundtable: For Whom the Strait Tolls.
Iran just torpedoed its own Hormuz deal, the US is quietly admitting it's out of missiles, and Saudi Arabia is somehow getting squeezed from three directions at once. Big week.
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