What was once seen as a virtue is now viewed as a moral weakness — leaving a society mired in toxicity

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As the Middle East is drawn into war, expats and influencers are under pressure to only share the positive side of the UAE. In reality many are at risk of being put behind bars, and often find the UK government has little interest in helping them get out

Six weapons experts have contested the US claim that video evidence suggests an Iranian missile could have hit the hall.

Russia's Baltic oil export hubs at Ust-Luga and Primorsk remain unable to handle shipments after a series of ​Ukrainian drone attacks, prompting the country's refineries to find ‌alternative routes for export, industry sources said on Friday.

News that ICE would be stationed outside Marine Corps graduation events upended family plans, elicited national reaction and drew out protesters, including Marine veterans.

His address raised more questions than it answered about the war in Iran.

President Donald Trump this week told countries struggling to get jet ​fuel due to Iran's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz to buy from the U.S., but analysts say there is ‌a major problem with his advice: the U.S. can't cover the global shortfall.

Charity calls for a levy on the very richest and the closing of tax loopholes in its report on offshore wealth

Datafeeds from platforms being used to create algorithms that determine multimillion-dollar trades on global market Energy traders say online betting platforms are directly driving the global oil market as they increasingly rely on anonymous prediction markets to determine multimillion-dollar trades. Market experts have said that datafeeds from prediction platforms such as Polymarket are being used to create the algorithms that influence trading in the global Brent crude futures market. Continue reading...

US president’s apparent decision to leave highly enriched uranium in hands of regime creates a more risky scenario than before the war began, experts say * Middle East crisis – live updates Donald Trump has said he does not care about Iran’s stock of highly enriched uranium (HEU), arguing it was deep underground and could be monitored by satellite, raising questions about one of the key US justifications for the war. Experts said that if the US-Israeli offensive against Iran concluded with the Tehran government still in control of its 440kg HEU stockpile, it would be significantly closer to the capability of making nuclear warheads than if the US had pursued a potential negotiated settlement that was on the table at the time the US and Israel launched the war on 28 February. Continue reading...

“It makes us a rogue state,” Stephen J. Rapp, who served as U.S. ambassador-at-large for war crimes issues from 2009 to 2015, told NBC News in a phone interview Tuesday.

The president’s latest condition for the end of the war comes ahead of his prime time address later Wednesday.

Stock markets rally and the oil price falls again after the US president says the Iran war will be over in ‘two to three weeks’

A U.S. judge said on Tuesday that President Donald Trump cannot construct his planned $400 million ballroom on the site of ​the White House's demolished East Wing without approval from Congress, halting for now one of the Republican president's most visible efforts to reshape ‌the seat of American power.

Trump himself has voted by mail in recent elections.