Dynasty Denied: Why Iran’s Supreme Leader Doesn't Rate His Own Son
US intelligence reports suggest Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei has blocked his son's succession due to a lack of confidence in his intellectual ability.
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Predicting the Unpredictable: When Intelligence Reports Meet Political Amnesia
Donald Trump claimed Iranian attacks were unpredictable, despite clear warnings from his own advisers. We look at the gap between intelligence and political rhetoric.
The Enigma of Ali Larijani: Decoding the Man Behind Iran’s Security Apparatus
A deep dive into the career and influence of Ali Larijani, the Iranian security chief recently reported to be the target of an Israeli strike.
Tensions Flare: Lebanese Soldiers Injured in Southern Lebanon Strike
A ceasefire in southern Lebanon is under threat after five Lebanese soldiers were wounded in an Israeli strike, raising fears of renewed conflict.
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The Shadow Over Tehran: Who Was Ali Larijani?
Reports suggest Ali Larijani, a key Iranian political figure, has been killed in Israeli airstrikes. We examine his background and the potential fallout.
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British Airways and the Middle East: Another Round of Cancellations
British Airways has extended its flight cancellations in the Middle East. We break down what this means for your travel plans and how to protect your booking.
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Middle East Tensions Spike: Drones, Rockets, and Maritime Security Woes
Tensions in the Middle East have surged following drone strikes on the US embassy in Iraq and a mysterious attack on a tanker near the UAE, raising concerns over regional stability and global energy prices.
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Strait Talk: Why Trump’s Latest Geopolitical Tantrum Matters to Your Wallet
Tensions in the Middle East are flaring up again, affecting global oil prices and the UK economy. Here is why the Strait of Hormuz standoff should be on your radar.
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Starmer’s Diplomatic Tightrope: Why Badenoch Thinks He Needs a Better Game Plan
Kemi Badenoch has criticised Keir Starmer’s foreign policy, arguing the Prime Minister lacks a coherent Middle East strategy ahead of potential US relations.
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Strait Talk: Can 2,500 Marines Really Keep the Hormuz Shipping Lanes Open?
With 2,500 US Marines deploying to the Strait of Hormuz, we look at how this taskforce plans to counter drone threats and keep global trade routes open.
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From State Power to Crowdfunding: Is the Iranian Regime Running on Empty?
The Iranian regime has resorted to crowdfunding to support its regional activities, raising questions about the stability of its finances and the impact of international sanctions.
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The Middle East Chessboard: Who Actually Gains from the Iran Conflict?
A look at the complex motivations driving the conflict in the Middle East and why a simple resolution remains so elusive.