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Asymmetric War Looms Over Global Economy

Thick black smoke billowed from Ras Tanura, the largest refinery in Saudi Arabia, after Iranian-made Shahed-136 drones struck the site on the Gulf coast this week. Though Sa...


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Under the Radar: South Sudan Conflict Reignites

The massacre in South Sudan’s Abiemnom county and the air campaign against Iran both happened on Sunday. The calendar overlap offers a tactical veil for armed groups seeking unobserved control.

Stafano Wieu, the leader in the Ruweng area, received reports before the sun broke. Armed men with heavy weapons


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Davey, Dubai and the Price of a British Passport

The Middle East crisis has produced no shortage of uncomfortable political theatre, but the scene that cut through most sharply this week was not a missile strike or a diplomatic breakdown. It was a Liberal Democrat leader standing up in the House of Commons to demand that “washed-up old footballers and tax exiles” in Dubai start contributing to the country they appear to...


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From Manchester to Washington: Foreign War Fuels Electoral Upheaval

Britain’s Green Party nominee Hannah Spencer received 14,980 votes in Gorton and Denton to secure a four in ten share and her party’s debut parliamentary win. The governing group surrendered a century of control to finish th...


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Airports as Warning Signs, Theory into Practise

When last week U.S. and Israeli forces struck Iran, Dubai International closed within hours, over 2,000 flights were cancelled in a single day, and Flightradar24 crashed under the weight of people watching it happen.

The airports article had essentially been written before the bombs fell. For months, flight trackers had noted the gradual thinning of routes acros...


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