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Gas and Peace: Can Energy Trade Contain Egypt-Israel Conflict?

Introduction: In December 2025, Israel and Egypt announced the signing of a new gas deal that significantly expanded their pre-existing 2018 agreement and extended its duration through 2040. The two countries also formally reapproved amendments to the trilateral Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed by Egypt, Israel, and the European Union in 2022,  under which Israel…

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Azerbaijan in a Changing World: How the Country is Expanding Its International Influence

Azerbaijan in a Changing World: How the Country is Expanding Its International Influence

In international politics, a country’s influence is not always determined by the size of its territory or population. History offers numerous examples of relatively small states acquiring influence far beyond what their formal characteristics might suggest. The Netherlands achieved this through trade and maritime logistics, Switzerland through diplomatic mediation, and Singapore through a combination of…

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Israel signs €3 billion agreement to build Greece’s Achilles Shield air and missile defence network with David’s Sling, Barak MX and Spyder

Israel and Greece signed an approximately €3 billion agreement for an integrated national air-defence network built around Israeli missile, radar and command systems. The Israeli Ministry of Defence called it the largest defence export contract in the history of bilateral relations and one of the biggest ever secured by Israel. The programme, known in Greece…

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Losing Elections Means Gaza Withdrawal · Daily Beirut

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned on Sunday that losing the upcoming elections would mean an immediate withdrawal from Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria, and the establishment of a Palestinian state. In a statement, Netanyahu said that if he does not win the upcoming elections, the incoming government “will immediately withdraw from Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria…

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Türkiye, Israel Trade Heated Accusations as Tensions Mount

Tensions between Ankara and Tel Aviv continue to mount with Israel accusing Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of “antisemitism.”Türkiye’s Foreign Ministry said the “lies and slanders” targeting Erdogan reflected the “cowardly and corrupt mentality” of Israeli government officials, foremost among them Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.Responding to an Israeli Foreign Ministry statement describing Erdogan as one…

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