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Tanks, But No Tanks: Finland Pours Cold Water on Joint Deal

Lithuania · Lithuania

Tanks, But No Tanks: Finland Pours Cold Water on Joint Deal

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

Sweden, Finland, Norway, and Lithuania may—or may not—be gearing up for a joint purchase of Swedish-made Combat Vehicle 90 assault tanks.Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson floated the idea on Wednesday during a press conference with Lithuanian Prime Minister Gintautas Paluckas, framing the potential deal as a step toward deeper regional defense cooperation.But by Thursday, the mood had shifted. Finnish Defense Minister Antti Häkkänen poured …See the Story

ICWA@100: Democratic striving in Syria

Bashar Al-Assad · Damascus

ICWA@100: Democratic striving in Syria

Andrew Tabler’s ICWA fellowship in Bashar al-Assad’s Syria (2005-2007) focused on the country’s reform and Lebanon policy, leading to his next role as a consultant on US-Syria relations for the International Crisis Group. As a fellow, he achieved unparalleled access to Syria’s elites. He also co-founded its first private English-language magazine and, during his 14 years in the region, interviewed Shimon Peres, Yasser Arafat, Rafiq Hariri and ot…See the Story

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Europe Calls Out Putin For Failing To Make Ukraine Peace Deal

Vladimir Putin · Ukraine

Europe Calls Out Putin For Failing To Make Ukraine Peace Deal

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Several of Europe's top diplomats called out Russian President Vladimir Putin for failing to agree to a US-led peace proposal to end halt the war in Ukraine amid signs Washington has grown wary of the Kremlin's intentions during several weeks of talks.See the Story

Vignettes of queer Singapore

Singapore, Singapore · Singapore

Vignettes of queer Singapore

SINGAPORE — In Little India, where sari-draped mannequins share narrow arcades with older men hemming and hewing over streetside sewing machines, two brown-skinned men walked shoulder-to-shoulder in front of me. Even as sweat began to pool on my forehead—the winter solstice provided no relief from the island nation’s sticky humidity—the two pressed closer. One man’s hand cradled the bottom of the other’s backpack. A useless gesture; it seemed to…See the Story

Sip, swirl and swallow

Sip, swirl and swallow

PORTO — Sip, breathe in through your teeth, swirl and swallow. Hints of vanilla. Or so I’m supposed to taste according to our bubbly winery tour guide. I nod along while my unrefined palate perceives only fermented grapes. Our guide explains that this red is best paired with red meats of Alentejo—Portugal’s southern region best known for its delicious cuisine. The wine goes down easy even though it’s before noon. I’m told anything under 13 perce…See the Story

ICWA@100: Czechoslovakia's first president tours the countryside

World War I · Czechia

ICWA@100: Czechoslovakia's first president tours the countryside

Stepping onto the world stage just after World War I as the Age of Empires was fading, John O. Crane realized that understanding the complex new age of emerging democracies demanded rigorous “modern intellectual training.” His insight prompted Crane—together with his father, the diplomat and philanthropist Charles R. Crane and journalist Walter Rogers—to create the Institute for Current World Affairs to train an outstanding group of regional spe…See the Story

Norway stops a ship suspected of involvement in damage to a Baltic Sea cable

Norway stops a ship suspected of involvement in damage to a Baltic Sea cable

Norway Politics · Norway

Norway stops a ship suspected of involvement in damage to a Baltic Sea cable

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