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Under the Northern Lights: Greenland Caught Between Ice, Identity and Great-Power Politics On a clear evening in Nuuk, the capital’s harbor lights glint
When Armored Vans Cross the Checkpoint: Hasakeh, a City Between Claims The sun had not yet burned off the winter haze when a convoy threaded its way through
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The Name on the Door: When a Scholarship’s Glow Meets a Shadow There is a particular hush that descends when an institution removes a name from a plaque.
Quetta’s Quiet: A Province Shaken, a Country on Edge When the sun rose over Quetta after two days of coordinated violence, the city looked like a place
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Abu Dhabi at the Brink: Diplomacy and the Drumbeat of War There is a kind of brittle quiet that comes before a storm — the hollow hush in an alley where
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