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Visitors to Japan know the simple joys of a local beer — a mug of lager that, regardless of the brand on the label, is consistently tasty and familiar.
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Three fishermen injured in drone incident off southern Iran Reuters
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Abu Dhabi's IRH seeks more mining assets in Zambia Reuters
With a month to go until midterm elections, Democrats find themselves in better shape than expected. Odds are, they’ll win the House and perhaps a slim majority in the Senate. Exactly what they’ll do with that power, though, remains a mystery.
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US mortgage rates continue to rise, pushing down home purchasing activity for a sixth straight week.
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Saudi Aramco headquarters suffered extensive damage in Houthi attack, sources say Reuters
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Even when governments do sign big cheques, it takes a while for defence contractors to ramp up production
US overseas military installations depend on host nations for power, fuel, and water. A comprehensive review and investment plan is urgently needed to meet the energy and infrastructure security requirements of modern warfare. The post Ensuring US military readiness in the face of water, power, and
NATO's 1.5 percent resilience pledge can be leveraged to build a capability-based energy framework, drawing from lessons in Ukraine and globally. The post Optimizing the NATO 1.5 percent investment commitment for energy security appeared first on Atlantic Council.