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Analysis· No. 3213

FACT-CHECK: Trump grants Kyiv a Patriot production license, but nothing arrives for months

On Wednesday, July 8, 2026, on the sidelines of the NATO summit in Turkey, Donald Trump announced he would grant Ukraine a license to…

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Reportage· No. 3211

ACCOUNT: 21 ships in 72 hours, Ukraine torches Putin's ghost fleet

Within 72 hours, Ukraine struck 21 vessels tied to Russia, in what Fox News describes as one of the most sweeping drone offensives Kyiv…

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Analysis· No. 3208

DECODING: Oman's mediation stalls, Hormuz remains a knife at the throat

The Strait of Hormuz has never been a simple maritime passage. Since the outbreak of the 2026 war between Iran, the United States and…

Profile· No. 3205

PROFILE: The Iran That Refuses to Bend Despite Trump's Fury on Hormuz

On July 8, 2026, as Donald Trump piled on public insults from a NATO summit in Ankara, calling Iranian officials "sick" and "scum," Iran…

Reportage· No. 3176

In 1946, Hungary printed the biggest banknote ever seen

In 1946, in the aftermath of the Second World War, Hungary went through the most violent episode of hyperinflation ever measured in

Analysis· No. 3163

This war lasted 335 years without a single shot fired

In 1651, in the middle of the English Civil War, a royalist fleet took refuge in the Isles of Scilly, off the

Analysis· No. 3092

Antarctica, the Only Continent Where War Is Banned

Among all the continents on the planet, Antarctica occupies a singular place in international law: no military activity, no nuclear testing, and

Analysis· No. 3085

The Shortest War in History Lasted Only 38 Minutes

Some records you'd rather not hold, and the Anglo-Zanzibar War is undeniably one of them. On August 27, 1896, an armed conflict

Analysis· No. 2952

Brussels launches five joint defense projects ahead of NATO summit

On Friday, July 3, 2026, the European Commission proposed five major cross-border defense projects, opening the door to dedicated European funding, according

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