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Israel: The Bombs Have a Budget. The Victims Have Names. (opens the original)
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A war can be explained with billions of dollars. To understand it, sometimes it is enough to count four victims. “War begins to win when it succeeds in making four victims seem like a small number. But four victims can be an entire family, two little girls who will never grow up, and a house where silence has forever taken the place of their voices.” Four victims are not four. They are Momen Abdul-Rahman Ahmad, his wife Haneen Mousa Fares Saleh, and their daughters Lana, twelve, and Bana, eight.
Bab El-Mandeb: When a Small Island Can Move World Trade (opens the original)
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“Mayun barely appears on the maps of power. But it is located in one of those places where geography can transform a few square kilometers of land into a piece capable of unsettling oil companies, shipping lines, governments, and markets.” The Houthis of Yemen have taken the island of Mayun, also known as Perim, located virtually in the middle of the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. The news might seem like just another episode in Yemen’s endless war. It is not. Houthi forces have also advanced on coastal
Africa Was Bigger Than We Were Told (opens the original)
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“For centuries, we were taught where Africa was. The problem is that we were also taught how much space it was supposed to occupy.” For generations, millions of children walked into a classroom and found the world hanging on a wall. Europe at the top, Africa below it, the Americas to one side, Asia stretching toward the Pacific, and an enormous Greenland occupying an area that appeared comparable to the African continent. The map seemed innocent. It was not quite so innocent. On September 4, 202
Anatomy of Deception IV: When the Victim Becomes the Guilty Party (opens the original)
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“Power does not always need to hide the victim; often, it only needs to change the victim’s name until they appear responsible for what they suffered…” 1. THE LANGUAGE THAT PREPARES THE GROUND Before a war, a sanction, a blockade, or an intervention, another, less visible operation almost always begins: changing the words through which what comes next will be explained. Power rarely announces that it intends to destroy, punish, suffocate, or invade. It prefers to speak of neutralizing a threat,
The Day Canada Discovered There Were Other Doors (opens the original)
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Canada challenges the United States, and the great lions watch as a trade dispute begins to shift the global chessboard “A great power demonstrates its strength when it can close a door. The world begins to change when those left outside discover that others exist.” For generations, imagining a trade war between the United States and Canada would have seemed almost absurd. Today, it no longer does. After negotiations failed, Washington imposed 50% tariffs on approximately US$20 billion worth of
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