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Obituaries for UK’s two-party duopoly may be premature

UK Harvey Morris - March 4, 2026.

It was just one mid-term result but victory for the Green Party in a by-election last week may have signalled the end of the century-old...

War without Congressional authority: Who decides if the US goes to war?

US The Editorial Board - March 3, 2026.

The last time the US Congress explicitly adopted a resolution formally recognising a state of war was during World War II, at the end of...

Macron's new strategy – creating an autonomous European nuclear umbrella

Politics TA | AP Insight - March 3, 2026.

France is moving to align its nuclear deterrent strategy more closely with European allies while keeping full control over any strike decision — an unprecedented...

Bombing Iran May Blow Back on America

US Aziz Huq - March 3, 2026.

It is hard to begrudge those who celebrate the demise of Iranian theocrats who have gunned down passels of their people – some estimates reach...

How protected are Saudi Arabia and its energy infrastructure from airstrikes?

Middle East Nawaf Obaid - March 3, 2026.

Since 2015, Saudi Arabia has faced sustained missile and drone pressure. Ballistic missiles, land-attack cruise missiles, and one-way attack UAVs have been used, testing geometry,...

What is the shape of international law after the US-Israeli attack on Iran?

Middle East TA | AP Insight - March 2, 2026.

As U.S. and Israeli forces pounded Iran, and Tehran and its affiliates retaliated by firing missiles at targets across the Mideast on Monday, the international...

How the Pentagon banned the artificial intelligence it used to wage war

Technology Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - March 2, 2026.

Between 27 February and 1 March, the United States Department of Defense issued a decision classifying a commercial artificial intelligence as a national security risk...

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