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The Chokepoint War: How Europeans Are Paying the Price of the Conflict With Iran (opens the original)
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A resident of London, Paris, Rome, Madrid or Berlin may never see the Strait of Hormuz or Bab el-Mandeb. Yet disruptions in these distant waterways can quickly reach European households through higher fuel bills, airfares, food prices, heating costs and even monthly mortgage payments. That is one of the realities exposed by the 2026 war with Iran. A conflict unfolding thousands of miles from Europe is placing pressure on two of the world’s most important corridors for energy and trade, while att
Maritime-Land Pincer: Saudi Arabia’s Oil Lifeline Enters a Danger Zone (opens the original)
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Developments in the Middle East have entered a more dangerous phase after Saudi Arabia confirmed that its strategic East-West oil pipeline was temporarily shut down following drone attacks. The attacks coincided with another major strategic shift: Houthi advances along Yemen’s western coast and toward the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. The developments come as Saudi oil supplies are already under pressure. According to the International Energy Agency, as reported by Reuters, Saudi crude supply fell to ar
Sudan’s Chemical Weapons: How Chlorine Meant for Clean Water Was Turned Into Bombs (opens the original)
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Sudan’s war has produced no shortage of disturbing allegations. But the chemical weapons file has taken a more serious turn. The United States concluded that the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) used chemical weapons in 2024, a finding that led Washington to impose sanctions and restrictions on the Port Sudan-based authorities. The Sudanese military has repeatedly denied using chemical weapons. Now, two major investigations — by The New York Times and The Washington Post — have brought new evidence i
After October 7, the Middle East’s Media Landscape Is Being Redrawn (opens the original)
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The war that followed October 7, 2023, did more than reshape military and diplomatic calculations across the Middle East. It also exposed a changing media landscape, where the lines between journalism, political advocacy and strategic messaging have become increasingly difficult to separate. As tensions widened beyond Gaza and drew in Iran, its regional allies, Israel and the United States, Arab media outlets have faced a difficult challenge: how to report competing military and political narrat
Yemen Crisis: Can the Mecca Defense Pact Survive Its First Real Test? (opens the original)
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Just days after Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan signed the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement, renewed Houthi attacks have raised an immediate question: could Yemen become the first real test of the new trilateral security arrangement? The agreement, signed in Mecca on August 7 by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, establishes a collective defense framework. According to the official joint statement, an armed a
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