The tech execs haggling the “cost to kill”
At Britain’s premier defence conference, death is in demand
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At Britain’s premier defence conference, death is in demand
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Donald Trump gambled on Iran – so did I
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At least Nixon could sober up. Trump is a lunatic every hour he is awake
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For Britain, the age of fossil fuels is gradually ending
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The US has no good options when it comes to ending the conflict in Iran
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Nuclear weapons are central in a way unseen since the Cold War
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The war in Iran has exposed a crippling English neurosis
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Also this week: free breakfasts at the BBC, and being humiliated by Manchester City fans
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Alfreda Bikowsky led the CIA unit that tortured suspected terrorists and caught Bin Laden. Now, she is a life coach
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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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The Iran war is part of a wider contest between the US and China
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The US and Israel’s illegal attack on Iran will provoke a global economic catastrophe
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The war in the Middle East is smashing the Maga coalition apart
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Iran has discovered a new weapon, much more powerful than its nuclear programme
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Say what you like about Phillip Schofield, we’re yet to see him advocate for war crimes
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The president’s personal hang-ups and his wild grand strategy are directly connected
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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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The West is in a dependent relationship with Middle Eastern oil
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War in Iran loomed large at London’s biggest supermarket: time for government to enter crisis mode.
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The Iran war cannot lead the left to submit to an anarchic world order
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