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Something unusual happened in the Caspian Sea this week. A body of water that has remained relatively stable for decades suddenly became the site of a military attack. Ukraine struck an Iranian commercial vessel, kill...
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And the past week has seen the occupied West Bank burning even more intensely than it normally does and as usual, the world is barely watching. Over the past several days, a wave of ‘settler’ violence has swept across...
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And just three days ago, Britain’s new PM, Andy Burnham, who I wrote about a few weeks ago, promised the biggest change in British politics in forty years. He spoke convincingly of renewal and a new political model an...
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And let me tell you about the latest episode in Britain’s increasingly confident slide into authoritarian absurdity. On Monday, Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood announced that the UK would officially designate Iran’s Is...
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First, I need to apologise to you as it has been two weeks since I last wrote, which is a little unusual for me. Europe was hit by a heatwave of genuinely biblical proportions with temperatures past 40 degrees where I...
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