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Palestinians: Israeli Concessions Are a Sign of Weakness
On the 18th anniversary of Israel's withdrawal from the Gaza Strip, the Iran-backed Palestinian terror groups are still talking about the need to step up attacks against Israel until the…
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Competing with more than just Turkey, Saudi Arabia faces tough odds in courting Tesla to set up factory in kingdom
There are questions about the Saudi ability to provide adequately trained and inexpensive domestic workforce in view of the country’s policies which favour Saudi labour even when that comes at…
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Irritated by EU wait, Turkey’s Erdogan says he trusts Russia as much as he trusts the West
The Turkish president insisted that “Sweden’s position and our current position within the EU accession negotiations are two separate things.”
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Clock ticks in Ukraine's offensive as bad weather approaches
Ukrainian soldiers are racing against time to achieve a breakthrough in the southeast before the rainy and cold weather kicks in and worsens fighting conditions, which could happen as soon…
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Saudi crown prince sees Israel normalisation ‘closer’ but wants solution to Palestinian issue, nuclear parity with Iran
Asked what would happen if Iran did get a nuclear bomb, the Saudi crown prince said: “If they get one, we have to get one, for security reasons and the…
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Asian economies are investing more in the neighbourhood
The continent’s economies are coming closer together, with profound consequences for the world
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Mohammed VI allocates $11.7 billion for Morocco post-quake reconstruction plan
The plan covers re-housing and the upgrade of infrastructure in a way that is conducive to social and economic development in the quake-hit areas, the royal palace, said in an…
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Proliferate, Don’t Obliterate: How Responsive Launch Marginalizes Anti-Satellite Capabilities
Concern over the Kessler syndrome — in which destroying satellites creates an impenetrable field of debris that blocks all access to space — has generated considerable public opposition to anti-satellite…
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The Socialist Calculation Debate – then and now (Part 1)
On 20 September, the IEA’s Head of Political Economy, Dr Kristian Niemietz, gave a talk at King’s Maths School in London on the topic: “The Socialist Calculation Debate – then…
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Melbourne’s VICT Welcomes Largest Container Ship to Dock in Australia
Victoria International Container Terminal (VICT) is marking a significant milestone with the arrival of the CMA CGM Pelleas which has docked at the Port of Melbourne…
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Penny Wong as a Symbol for Minorities and the Marginalised
Penny Wong as a Symbol for Minorities and the Marginalised 21 September 2023 On the 31st of January this year, Foreign Minister Penny Wong gave a speech at King’s College…
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False Narratives Pit a Fabricated “Global South” Against the West
False Narratives Pit a Fabricated “Global South” Against the West 21 September 2023 Recently, numerous authors have raised the theme that the so-called “Global South” is tired of the West's…
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Rethinking Sustainability Reporting with Reference to the Inflation Reduction Act
Administration &Society, Ahead of Print. This article explores the possible effects of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) legislation on stand-alone corporate sustainability reporting and assurance on such reports. To this…
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