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Finland quietly extends defense cooperation with Israel through 2034 despite Gaza bac

Finland has quietly signed a 10-year memorandum with Israel covering defense research, development and procurement, extending a military relationship that has become increasingly important to Israel’s defense industry despite growing political opposition to cooperation with Jerusalem in Finland. The memorandum, first reported by Finnish broadcaster Yle, runs until 2034 and replaces an earlier arrangement that…

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Israel says killed three militants in rare West Bank airstrike

The Israeli military said it struck and killed three militants on Friday in the occupied West Bank, a rare airstrike in the Palestinian territory that has seen growing tension. The West Bank, a partly semi-autonomous territory home to the Palestinian Authority, has seen soaring violence by Israeli settlers but has recently avoided Israeli military strikes…

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Somaliland and the emerging Red Sea–Indian Ocean order

Somaliland and the emerging Red Sea–Indian Ocean order

Editor’s note: Gulaid Yusuf Idaan is a senior lecturer and researcher in diplomacy, international law and international relations, specializing in strategic studies of the Horn of Africa. His research focuses on maritime security, recognition politics, corridor-based geopolitical competition and the strategic architecture of the Red Sea–Indian Ocean system. The views expressed in this article are…

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Your Taxes: Does Israel need to tax billionaires?

Your Taxes: Does Israel need to tax billionaires?

Do billionaires pay enough tax? Or do they resort to tax planning to preserve their fortunes? A newly published book We Need To Tax Billionaires by Professor of Economics Gabriel Zucman which said that billionaires ought to pay more taxes. The book reflects the results of a report commissioned by the G20 in 2024. Israel…

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