Daniel Tester
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Red Sea crisis: How powerful is the Houthi war machine? (opens the original)
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A rapid offensive by Yemen’s Houthis has intensified the country’s civil war and caused chaos in global oil markets. The group, which has controlled much of northern Yemen for over a decade, has seized fresh territory from the pro-government forces and threatened shipping traffic, notably that of Saudi Arabia, in the Bab el-Mandeb strait, the maritime chokepoint linking the Gulf of Aden to the Red Sea and the Suez Canal. With few signs of military formality, the group has often been described in
Exclusive: UK sanctions on Israeli settlements to include those in Syria's Golan Heights (opens the original)
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The UK's new sanctions on illegal Israeli settlements include those in the occupied Golan Heights as well as in occupied Palestinian territory, Middle East Eye understands. On Tuesday, the British government declared the Israeli occupation of Palestinian territory illegal and announced comprehensive sanctions on illegal Israeli settlements. However, the announced measures did not clarify whether Israeli settlements in the occupied Golan Heights in Syria would be affected by the sanctions, leadin
Sanctions on Israeli settlements: Here’s what Europe is saying and doing (opens the original)
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Relations between Israel and European states have deteriorated after the UK led moves on Tuesday to impose sanctions against Israeli settlements. In London, UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband, using some of the harshest language by a government minister about Israel, said that the decision came amid the “ethnic cleansing of Palestinians in areas of the West Bank perpetrated by settler terrorists”. In Paris, meanwhile, his opposite number Jean-Noel Barrot announced similar measures, saying that “Fr
The Falklands dispute: What’s it got to do with Israel and the US? (opens the original)
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Argentina has restated its claim to sovereignty over the Falkland Islands, a small rocky archipelago in the South Atlantic that is owned by the UK. Javier Milei, the far-right president of Argentina, said in a national address on Thursday that the "winds of change" favoured his country’s claim to the islands, and threatened sanctions on oil firms that seek to drill in the territory’s waters. "We need to recover these islands which are nationally relevant," he said. The announcement comes days af
Explainer: Have European countries been involved in the US-Israeli war on Iran? (opens the original)
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“This is not Europe’s war,” declared EU chief diplomat Kaja Kallas on 16 March, just over two weeks after the US and Israel began their assault on Iran in late February. The conflict, which has now lasted nearly six months, is unpopular across the continent, where it has caused fuel prices to surge and received criticism over its attacks on Iranian civilians. Few European leaders have openly backed the war. But Europe has also faced pressure to assist the war effort from US President Donald Trum
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