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One Dimension of Many in the Targeting of Saudi Arabia (opens the original)
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The Houthi targeted Makkah, then tried to wash his hands of it by claiming he had not done so, and after that began raising slogans about Makkah holding its rightful place for him and for the members of his group, and about his being incapable of targeting it with anything. If he claimed what he claimed, and hastened to deny what he denied the moment it was announced that Saudi air defenses had intercepted and destroyed the drone he sent- then he claimed, and denied, and went on claiming and den
The Lessons of History Will Spare Neither Iraq nor Yemen (opens the original)
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The decisions that Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi moved swiftly to take as soon as the attack on the Saudi East-West pipeline occurred can mean only one thing: that he is a man who feels the responsibility of his position and acts accordingly. He moved to issue a decision removing a number of security officers in Maysan governorate, from which the attacking drones were launched. The decision came after the site from which the drones had been launched was identified, and it covered a number of
The ‘Great Ruin’ Scenario (opens the original)
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Whom are we supposed to believe when the very person who promises us a “lost paradise” thanks to advances in artificial intelligence returns days later to warn that a “great ruin” will befall humanity within months or years, without batting an eye? Elon Musk is not alone in doing this. The entire class of technology titans employs a carrot-and-stick strategy, because they alone possess the levers whose ultimate purpose the rest of us struggle to understand. One day, Musk boasts of a future life
A Wager on Old Moderation in the General's Head (opens the original)
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Those following the appointment of new leadership figures in Iran have for the most part paused at the name of General Mohsen Rezaei, who has taken up the post of secretary-general of the Supreme National Security Council. There are various reasons why an observer would stop at this name in particular. One is that he has been present in his country's public life since Khomeini's day. Indeed, we understand from his published biography that under the first Supreme Leader he commanded the Revolutio
In Iraq... the Country's Good Comes Before Any Other Interest (opens the original)
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The Sadrist movement in Iraq has once again shown that it places the interests of the people above all else. First, it rushed to announce the integration of the members of its military wing, the "Peace Brigades," into government forces - a commendable initiative. Those who had heard Moqtada al-Sadr, the movement's leader, speak earlier of integrating the brigades' members into government forces were caught between belief and disbelief; they preferred to wait and see whether Sadr's promise would
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