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Two Kashmirs, One Fault Line: A Region Split Between Rebuilding and Rebellion

Mira Voss Aug 20, 2026 0

Across the Line of Control, Kashmir's two halves are telling wildly different stories — one of investment and integration, the…

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The Fence at Ceuta: How One Border Explains Four Countries’ Power Games

Mira Voss Aug 18, 2026 0

Ceuta's border fence looks like a migration story. Look closer and it's a pressure point linking Spain, Morocco, the US…

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Tankers Turn Back: Inside the Fragile Push to Avert a US-Iran War

Mira Voss Jul 23, 2026 0

As the US and Iran dig in near the Strait of Hormuz, mediators, oil markets, and rerouted tankers reveal just…

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Iran’s President, Amid Crisis, Offers Apology and Defiance in Revolution Speech

Mira Voss Feb 11, 2026 0

In a pivotal speech marking Iran’s Revolution Day, President Masoud Pezeshkian delivered a message of rare public contrition mixed with…

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