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Brendon Novel

Brendon Novel est doctorant à l’Université de Montréal. Ses recherches portent sur les questions de sécurité internationale et de politique étrangère, plus spécifiquement dans les régions du golfe Arabo-Persique et de la Corne de l’Afrique.

  • The image shows a mural on a wall featuring the phrase "RESPECT THE NATIONAL FLAG AND ANTHEM" written in bold, red letters. Next to the text, there is a painted figure of a person saluting while holding a flag that has green, white, and red stripes with a star in the center. The background includes a tree, suggesting an outdoor setting. The overall message promotes respect for the national symbols. analysis Somaliland: A Potential U.S. Recognition Amid the Gaza Crisis Brendon Novel · 2 January The ambiguity surrounding the Somaliland government’s position on an alleged U.S.–Israeli “plan” to deport the Gazan population to its territory has fuelled rumours of an impending rapprochement between Israel and Somaliland, despite the ongoing genocide. This stance appears primarily aimed at (…)
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