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Federal judge Sandra Arroyo Salgado, ex-wife of prosecutor Alberto Nisman, has put forward an "explosive hypothesis" regarding his 2015 death, suggesting that those implicated have ties to intelligence services, the state-owned coal company Yacimientos Carboníferos de Río Turbio (YCRT), and a curren
A worst-case scenario following the failure of ceasefire talks in the Strait of Hormuz could lead to renewed hostilities and targeted attacks on critical oil infrastructure. Should Saudi Arabia's Abqaiq facility, the world's largest oil processing plant, be incapacitated, over 9 million barrels per
When a European ally who publicly backed Trump just weeks ago tells him today that he is heading toward another Vietnam-style defeat, something has broken within the Western coalition. Merz's reversal is not an isolated episode — it is a symptom of how far the United States' position in the Middle E
The collapse of the Hormuz truce in less than a day illustrates why modern wars are so hard to stop: each side negotiates outward while its own domestic politics pushes in the opposite direction.
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