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Protest in Brussels with flags and signs demanding IRGC recognition as a terrorist group.

The Global Terror Landscape in 2025: A Shifting Epicenter and an Adapting Enemy

PDCC GROUP A decade after the peak of the Islamic State’s so-called “caliphate,” the global terrorism landscape has undergone a profound and lethal transformation. The epicenter has decisively shifted from the Middle East to the conflict-ridden Sahel region of Africa, while terrorist organizations, notably a resilient Islamic State, have evolved into more decentralized, digitally savvy, […]

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The European Union’s Green Energy Strategy: A Comprehensive Analysis

The European Green Deal (EGD), launched in 2019 under the leadership of European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, represents the EU’s flagship initiative to transform its economy into a sustainable, resource-efficient, and climate-neutral powerhouse. At its core, the Green Deal aims to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, with interim targets of at

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Australia in 2025: A Nation at a Crossroads

I. Introduction: Stability in an Unstable World Australia stands at the threshold of 2025 as a nation of contrasts and consequential choices. It is a stable, prosperous democracy with a highly skilled, multicultural population, built on the lands of the world’s oldest continuous cultures. The nation is emerging from a period of global turbulence—a pandemic, a cost-of-living

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Europe’s Social Fractures: A Report on the Converging Crises of Inequality, Demographics, and Cohesion

Europe stands at a critical juncture, where its foundational ideals of solidarity, prosperity, and social justice are being tested by a convergence of deep-seated and interrelated challenges. Beyond the headlines of economic forecasts and political negotiations, a series of profound social problems—ranging from structural inequalities and demographic decline to integration failures and political fragmentation—are reshaping

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