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Luke Coffey
Luke Coffey is a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute. Twitter: @LukeDCoffey.
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Afghans find a credible opposition voice to the Taliban
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine shows no sign of a peaceful conclusion. Meanwhile, the world remains focused on Israel’s war on Gaza. Sometimes it seems that policymakers have all but forgotten about Afghanistan.
Saudi Arabia and other Gulf states should not forget their interests in the far-off Arctic
During a conference on Arctic issues hosted this week by the Russian Geographical Society, Russian officials spoke of the need to increase scientific and educational cooperation “between Russia and friendly countries” in the High North.
The key gas pipeline blast that the world hardly noticed
With the world focused on the fighting between Israel and Hamas, the sabotage of an important natural gas pipeline 3,200 kilometers away to the north of Gaza went almost unnoticed.
At last, hints of a diplomatic thaw in the South Caucasus
After years of fighting, frozen conflicts and diplomatic impasses, events are starting to change quickly in the South Caucasus — and in a positive way.
Why Turkmenistan is emerging from the shadows
The normally reclusive Central Asian state of Turkmenistan has been having an unusually busy time on the international stage. First, Eli Cohen became the first Israeli Foreign Minister to visit since 1994 when he opened a new Israeli embassy in the capital, Ashgabat.
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