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Reflecting on D-Day June 8, 2026 Question: The U.S. and Germany were already fighting an undeclared war in the North Atlantic (American ships were attacked and one sunk), and Germany was thinking about declaring war on the U.S. even without any agreement with Japan. Why did the declaration of war on the U.S. by Germany […]

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(click to enlarge) The global race to build data centers has become a competition for AI leadership, with countries pursuing different but complementary strategies. The United States remains the dominant force, leveraging its AI firms, cloud providers and capital markets to build infrastructure at unprecedented scale, while China is mobilizing state resources to expand domest...


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In the works. Iran’s Mehr news agency published the details of a draft 14-point peace agreement between Iran and the United States. According to the story, the document would require an immediate cessation of hostilities on all fronts (including Lebanon), lifting of the naval blockade and reopening of the Strait of Hormuz within 30 days, […]

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Mali is becoming a test case for the next phase of Turkish influence in Africa. A coordinated offensive in April by militant Islamist groups exposed the limits of Russian security support and thus opened the door for Turkey to present itself as a more flexible partner. Ankara won’t replace Russia outright; Moscow still has personnel, […]

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Russian rates. Russian President Vladimir Putin said there were grounds to expect a cut in interest rates at a board of governors meeting later this month. He praised the decisions of the central bank’s chief, Elvira Nabiullina, saying they had yielded positive results, including a falling inflation rate (currently around 5 percent), despite a slowdown […]

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