Return to Sender: Trial Begins Over Explosive Parcels in the UK
A major trial has begun investigating a Russian-linked sabotage plot involving explosive parcels sent to the UK and Poland.
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The shipping standstill in the Strait of Hormuz is threatening global supply chains, meaning higher prices for tech and everyday goods on the UK high street.
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Exceptional Circumstances: When Military Justice Investigates Itself and Finds Nothing Wrong
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Voices from the Border: Why Ordinary Iranians Just Want Normalcy
BBC speaks to Iranians at the Turkish border who share a desperate plea for regime change without civilian casualties.
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Chaos in Central Beirut: The Blurry Line Between Diplomats and Operatives
An Israeli strike in central Beirut has killed alleged Iranian operatives, though Tehran insists they were mere diplomats, sparking fears of wider conflict and economic ripples reaching the UK.
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Will the Iran Conflict Really End 'Very Soon'? Why Quick Fixes in Modern Warfare Are a Myth
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Level Up or Game Over? When the White House Treats Geopolitics Like a Video Game
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Steve Rosenberg: Russia seeks diplomatic and economic gains from Iran war
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The Geopolitical 'Sorry, Not Sorry': Iran's Conditional Apology to the Gulf States
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