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Record Crude Jump: When “Maximum Pressure” Backfires on Prices
The recent surge in crude oil prices represents one of the most dramatic market shocks in recent memory. Benchmark WTI crude has rocketed past
The Data Centre is the New Aircraft Carrier
When a missile strike can knock out cloud infrastructure across a region, protecting data centres must become as central to national security as air
The Pakistan-Afghanistan Spiral
South Asia is slipping toward a second front in a wider regional war, and Washington is looking the other way. Over the past week,
China’s Iran Strategy: Buy the Oil, Skip the Risk
When the Middle East teeters on the brink, commentators reflexively predict a Sino‑Iranian axis taking shape against the West. But that’s a mirage. For
America’s Everywhere War
The striking thing about the new U.S. military “front” in Ecuador is not that Washington cares about narcotics, every administration says it does, but
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