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Probably not big enough to offset the drag from the old
In 2022, Scott Sweetow wrote, “Of Roadside Bombs and Drones: Putin’s Looming Insurgency Problem,” where he argued Ukraine’s fight against Russia would rely on a combination of conventional and asymmetrical insurgent tactics. Four years of combat later, we asked Scott to revisit his arguments.Image:
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US president says he is ‘not happy’ with Israeli military campaign against Lebanese militant group
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A sustained decline in oil prices would reverberate positively through the economy.
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Lawmakers in the dark on Iran deal as Trump says he will send it to Congress Reuters
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BMW lowers profit outlook due to China downturn, Iran war double whammy Reuters
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China — a technological, industrial and geopolitical force that is approaching parity with America — is underrepresented in terms of international tourism. Beijing should make the most of a recent surge in overseas visitor interest, rather than allowing the goodwill to fade as quickly as the optimis
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On today’s Big Take Asia podcast, we discuss how war in Iran hit Asia especially hard and why structural economic problems are likely to persist, even with a peace deal in the works.
Japan ride-hailing app Go races toward robotaxis after successful IPO
Arabica coffee prices hit a record level, as traders digested the withdrawal of President Trump’s threats to impose tariffs and economic sanctions on Colombia.