Iran, Turkey and the Nato paradox
Turkey’s delicate position – in the conflict and the region – lays bare the alliance’s contradictions
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Turkey’s delicate position – in the conflict and the region – lays bare the alliance’s contradictions
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From the price of food to the AI industry, the Iran war will transform the world as we know it
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Donald Trump, by his own admission, may or may not have a plan
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We are at the mercy of Britain’s “allies” – people who talk like serial killers
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The Iran war is part of a wider contest between the US and China
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The former BP executive, political adviser and energy expert on the Iranian oil crisis
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Reza Pahlavi, the exiled crown prince, has reinvented himself as a political player
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Managed decline has become the rule within our armed forces
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The US and Israel’s illegal attack on Iran will provoke a global economic catastrophe
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The market is feeling the impact of the Strait of Hormuz
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The president’s unpopular war has caused reverse ferrets by Reform and the Tories
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Iran has discovered a new weapon, much more powerful than its nuclear programme
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Oil market researcher Rory Johnston on what happens if the war does not end
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And four other things we learned from Keir Starmer’s press conference on Iran
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The president’s personal hang-ups and his wild grand strategy are directly connected
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The US’s strikes on Iran’s main oil export hub signal a threat to significantly escalate the war
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A war is being fought around an island-colony we half-remember
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If the war is about oil, why hasn’t the president targeted Iran’s most important facility?
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Donald Trump’s unprovoked war against Iran is denaturing my country
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The Iran war is a tax hike imposed by Donald Trump on consumers across the planet
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