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Stratfor
The next generation military aircraft could boost sales to the global market, but priority differences among Continental countries and broader issues of European defense integration could make this a difficult project to land.
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Carnegie Europe
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Foreign Policy
Berlin is using a bland name to obscure a dramatic shift in its approach to defense: integrating brigades from smaller countries into the Bundeswehr.
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YouTube - Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell
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Future Economics
Since 2001, when Greece adopted the Euro as its currency, seven countries have joined the Eurozone. Slovenia began using the Euro in 2007, Cyprus and Malta in 2008, Slovakia in 2009, Estonia in 2011, Latvia in 2014, and Lithuania in 2015. These countries are small. Together, they are home to around 14.5 million people, just…
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Future Economics
During the past year, the primary focus of the US-Russian rivalry has centred around Iran. The United States put an end to Western sanctions against Iran, and also chose to keep American troops in Afghanistan who support, among others, many of the tens of millions of Afghans who are Shiite Muslims or who can speak…
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Washington Post
Economic integration has really helped Central and Eastern European countries.
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New York Times
In a new book, a Nobel laureate economist pins the blame for Europe’s economic tragedy on the euro.
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Atlantic Sentinel
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YouTube - CaspianReport
Support CaspianReport through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/CaspianReport BAKU - On Friday evening, November 13th, seven, now identified, armed gunmen and...
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VICE
VICE News sat down with George Soros to discuss why the EU must wake up and behave as countries indirectly at war with Russia.
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Stratfor
The three crises converging on Europe: the Muslim refugee influx, Greece's economic quagmire and the situation in Ukraine all stem from the understanding of borders that developed on the continent after World War II.
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The Telegraph
If the Turks crush Syrian Kurdish forces this weekend, how should we react?
