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Britain was ill-prepared for World War i. Although it had enlarged its Navy, its standing Army had been reduced in size in the years leading up to the war. It wasn’t until Britain had engaged Germany that a sufficient fighting force was raised, with the help of its allies, to eventually bring the nation to victory.
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One man’s Arab Spring is another man’s Islamic revolution.
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The Arabic world turns to a new partner for security.
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Post-World War II guilt is history. Germany has unveiled a new “white paper” on defense that will unshackle its military.
Article • April 8, 2019
If passed, a new law could greatly expand the scope of espionage on foreigners and citizens alike.
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Article • April 30, 2017
Pope Francis brings his call for a new world order to the West’s cultural elite.
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Merkel’s term is nearing its end; it may come a lot sooner than you expect.
Article • March 13, 2006
The world’s finest army is taking a softer approach to training its privates in an attempt to attract and keep more recruits. But the quality of these new troops is being questioned by some.
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The campaign to defund the police is creating a crime wave in American cities.
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Former competitors are now collaborating against their new archenemy: the U.S.A. Should you be concerned?
Article • March 18, 2008
A recent report reveals that anti-Semitism, with a different face, is thriving.
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