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Trump Insults MBS
By publicly identifying MBS as the man who lobbied for the war, Trump didn't just humiliate a crown prince. He killed the Abraham Accords.
Mar 28
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TheGlobalChief
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The Shadow Vizier
MBZ doesn’t topple governments. He makes them unaffordable to save.
Mar 23
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FrameTheGlobe
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The Ren Way
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Is Israel The Bankrupt Colony?
A Perspective: How the Gulf States Bought the Region Washington Could No Longer Afford
Jan 17
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TheGlobalChief
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Edge Narrator
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The Ren Way
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Egypt Wins First World Cup Knockout Match in History, Coach Dedicates Victory to Palestine
Hossam Hassan raised the Palestinian flag on a Texas pitch after ninety-two years and one penalty shootout delivered Egypt its first knockout win in…
Jul 4
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TheGlobalChief
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The Qanat Doctrine
Iran’s 3,000-Year Architecture of Survival
Mar 21
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FrameTheGlobe
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Morocco, Israel and the United States Punished Spain for Palestine
Morocco opened Ceuta, Israel protected Rabat and Washington blamed Madrid after Spain turned support for Palestine into state policy.
Jul 31
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FrameTheGlobe
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Thomas Massie
THE PURCHASE OF KENTUCKY’S FOURTH
May 20
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FrameTheGlobe
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The Saboteur Within
How the UAE Spent Twenty Years Against The Broader Muslim World
May 9
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TheGlobalChief
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FrameTheGlobe
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392 Bodies, 78 Children, No Investigators
The Mass Graves of Nasser Hospital and the Machinery That Protected Them
May 25
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TheGlobalChief
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FrameTheGlobe
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The Man Who Built the Bridge Now Complains About the Fire
Khalaf al-Habtoor signed the deals, hosted the delegations, called it a dawn. Now he wants to know who gave Trump the authority to drag the Gulf into a…
Mar 6
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FrameTheGlobe
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Colonial Tourism Is a Hedonistic Ritual: A Kashmiri Perspective
How pleasure, spectacle, and state narratives converge in a contested homeland.
Jul 27
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Frank Genovese
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The Last Prince
Mohammed bin Salman sees the wreckage of Iran as an inheritance. Whether Washington lets him collect it is the question the war has not yet answered.
Mar 27
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FrameTheGlobe
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