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Iran
The Iran war is exposing the fragility beneath the Gulf’s wealth and stability. As the Strait of Hormuz becomes the central battleground of the conflict, oil flows, LNG exports, shipping insurance and the entire Gulf economic model are coming under pressure. The deeper crisis is not only military escalation, but the collapse of confidence in the American security order that Gulf monarchies depended upon for decades.
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United States
A Pentagon inspector general report has revealed deep failures in the United States military’s civilian harm mitigation system, reopening scrutiny of the deadly strike on Shajareh Tayyebeh Elementary School in Minab, Iran, where more…
Motoring
As fuel prices rise and cities strain, Chinese electric two-wheelers are moving from urban nuisance to industrial force.…
Israel
A late-night explosion near a missile-engine facility outside Beit Shemesh was described by Israel’s defence industry as a…
China
Donald Trump returned from Beijing with talk of deals, aircraft and cooperation. But Xi Jinping used the visit…
Britain
Britain
Economics
Defence
Donald Trump arrived in Beijing seeking more than trade deals. Behind the ceremony of the first day of the China summit lay deeper pressures:…
Britain
The deployment of HMS Dragon to the Strait of Hormuz is about far more than one Royal Navy destroyer. It…
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Beijing's new intelligent agent policy is not a narrow AI rulebook. It is a blueprint for a governed machine society,…
China
China’s rise was not the triumph of capitalism over socialism. It was the construction of a hybrid system in which markets generated growth, private firms drove innovation, and the Communist Party retained control over…
Defence
Britain is sailing through the South China Sea as if history has not moved. HMS Spey, a Royal…
Japan
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s tour of Vietnam and Australia looked like reassurance diplomacy: ceremonial gifts, smiling photographs and…
Economics
Martin Wolf sees the return of global imbalances as a problem of surplus countries saving too much and…
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Artificial intelligence is no longer only a race to build smarter models. It is becoming a race to move memory fast enough through chips,…
Iran
Economics
Economics
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
AI systems are no longer just producing language. Evidence is emerging that internal states are shaping their behaviour, raising a…
Economics
The United Arab Emirates’ decision to leave OPEC is not just about oil production. It reflects a deeper shift in…
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
AI agents are no longer just helping developers write code. They are beginning to execute the work itself, turning software programmers into directors of machine labour.
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