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Understanding Iran’s Non-State Network

February 22, 2024
Iran

During a three-day period in January 2024, Iranian-supported militant groups employed an anti-ship missile to attack an oil tanker in the Red Sea, launched rockets into northern Israel from Lebanon, and used a drone strike to kill three

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Iran’s Brinkmanship Retreat

February 22, 2024
Columns/Iran

As Israel threatens an offensive into Rafah, its regional nemesis Iran is pulling itself away from the brink of war – and may even welcome a cease-fire in Gaza. Since an attack by

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Julian Assange’s Day in Court

February 21, 2024
Defence/Diplomacy

By the afternoon the video link, which would have allowed Julian Assange to follow his final U.K. appeal to prevent his extradition, had been turned off. Julian, his attorneys said, was too ill

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Lessons of Ukraine and Gaza: Perils of Long Wars

February 21, 2024
Russia/Ukraine

War historians seem to be reviewing possibility of a return to a phase of long wars. This comes as the War in Ukraine which Russia continues to call as Special Military Operation

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Sri Lankan Entrepreneur Sets Sail in the Green Revolution

February 21, 2024
Business

At the centre of Sri Lanka’s growing marine industry stands entrepreneur Awantha Atapattu, whose shift from medicine to maritime innovation reflects the spirit of transformation and sustainability. After dedicating himself to the

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India’s Positive Trajectory in Nepal

February 21, 2024
Nepal

Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal (Prachanda) has completed 13 months of his third term, by far the most successful in leading Nepal with the Maoist party with just 32 seats. A seasoned

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Researchers identify 275 mln new genetic variants

February 21, 2024
Education/News

Researchers have discovered more than 275 million previously unreported genetic variants, the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH) said on Tuesday. The new genetic variants were identified from data shared by nearly

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Suez Canal revenues drop by 40-50 percent since Gaza war – Sisi

February 21, 2024
Egypt/News

Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi said on Monday that the Suez Canal’s revenues have decreased by 40-50 percent since the outbreak of the war on the Gaza Strip and the recent tensions in

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The Evolution of the Human Pair Bond

February 21, 2024
Education

Our species stands out from the animal kingdom in many ways. Some of them are obvious: we are big-brained primates who use tools and language, a social species with symbols, culture, and

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Archaeological Advances in Deep Time Politics and Social Change

February 21, 2024
History

Western society is largely in the grips of an entrenched mythology that premodern non-Western states and empires were organized despotically, markedly different from how humans govern themselves in the contemporary West. There’s

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