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Cutting off the Persian Gulf is hitting the global economy hard.


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Strikes on oil infrastructure and a near-standstill in the Strait of Hormuz are taking a toll.


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A country-by-country breakdown on how the war has spread.


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The country is asking whether it’s time to try disarming Hezbollah for good—and risk the consequences.


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But a long campaign would be hard to sustain.


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Striking desalination plants risks a spiral of deadly retaliation.


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Releasing strategic reserves would be a fillip, but opening the Strait of Hormuz is the key to lower prices.


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By waging war in the Middle East, Trump is set to further strain one of his key voter bases.


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Elevating Erdogan into an existential threat is dangerous and self-defeating for Israel.


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Decades of disarmament have come to a head under the Starmer government.


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The new chapter in defense planning seems like a direct response to Trump’s Golden Dome.


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Fallout from the U.S.-Israeli attack reveals the weakness of Egypt’s dictator.


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Even superpowers will find it is impossible to own the entire supply chain.


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The Iran strikes will convince Beijing to double down on military growth.


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Even superpowers will find it is impossible to own the entire supply chain.


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As Russian strikes batter the grid, a corruption scandal deepens Ukraine’s winter crisis.


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‘The Best and the Brightest’ chronicles the mistakes presidents make when sending Americans to war.


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What Mojtaba Khamenei’s appointment means for Iran’s future.


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Amid global oil and gas disruptions, China stands prepared for the electrostate era.


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The White House wants to help choose Tehran’s new leadership—and won’t settle for anything less.


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As Washington abandons any pretense of a just global order, citizens around the world will continue to demand one.


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Test yourself on the week of Feb. 28: The U.S. and Israel strike Iran, Canada and India strengthen ties, and the U.S. launches joint military operations in Latin America.


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Why have defenders of national identity and sovereignty not embraced Kyiv’s cause?


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Retracing the road to Brexit, a new book reveals the deep roots of British Euroskepticism.


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This week, Lebanon’s longest-serving politician started hedging on Hezbollah.


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