A proxy war is emerging in conflict-ravaged Sudan
As various foreign actors vie for control over resources, access to the sea, and influence, the people of Sudan face an exceptionally dire situation.
As various foreign actors vie for control over resources, access to the sea, and influence, the people of Sudan face an exceptionally dire situation.
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After the end of the Cold War there was too little serious consideration of deterrence. That needs to change.
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These strikes are the first direct US military intervention since Hamas’s October 7 attacks.
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