Sana Khan

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Sana Khan is the News Editor at Modern Diplomacy. She is a political analyst and researcher focusing on global security, foreign policy, and power politics, driven by a passion for evidence-based analysis. Her work explores how strategic and technological shifts shape the international order.

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Europe Wildfires: France, Spain and Greece Battle Deadly Blazes Amid Extreme Heat

France Battles Massive Bordeaux Wildfire France continued to battle a vast wildfire near Bordeaux on Thursday after firefighters managed to prevent the blaze from spreading...

Russia Says Overnight Strikes Hit Ukrainian Military Factories and Black Sea Cargo Ships

Russia said its armed forces launched extensive overnight strikes across Ukraine on Thursday, targeting military production facilities in Kyiv, Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk, Kryvyi Rih, and...

Euro Zone Bond Yields Rise After Fed Holds Rates, Oil Prices Climb

Euro zone government bond yields climbed on Thursday after a sharp sell-off in U.S. Treasuries following the Federal Reserve's decision to leave interest rates...

Greece Wildfires Kill Firefighters as Crete Battles Deadly Blaze

Greek firefighters continued battling deadly wildfires across the island of Crete for a second consecutive day on Thursday, as Greece joined Spain and France...

Is the Middle East Oil Market Entering a New Era of Permanent Risk?

The Middle East's energy sector is entering a prolonged period of uncertainty as conflict between the United States, Israel, and Iran continues to disrupt...

US Strikes Dozens of IRGC Targets as Iran Conflict Escalates

The United States military launched a two-hour operation against dozens of Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) targets across Iran early Thursday, marking another significant...

US, Saudi Strikes on Iran Backed Groups Escalate Gulf Conflict

The United States and Saudi Arabia carried out coordinated airstrikes against Iran-backed armed groups in Iraq on Wednesday, marking Washington's first direct military action...

Why Venezuela’s Refineries May Be Too Costly to Save

Venezuela's once powerful refining sector has fallen into severe decline, with aging infrastructure, years of underinvestment, and recent earthquake damage leaving the country's largest...

Who Are Iraq’s Iran Backed Armed Groups and Why Do They Matter?

United States and Saudi Arabian strikes against Iran backed Shi'ite armed groups in Iraq have renewed attention on the powerful militias that have become...

How Do Israeli Elections Work and Who Could Replace Netanyahu?

Israel will head to national elections on October 27, marking the country's first vote since the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack that triggered the...

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