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Qatar World Cup sparks culture controversies - Modern Diplomacy

Footballers with diametrically opposed views on homosexuality and alcohol consumption have sparked heated controversy about

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Existential Perils From Iran: Israel s Options in Law and Strategy

Eleventh-hour diplomacy notwithstanding, few tangible barriers remain in the way of an Iranian nuclear capability. If Israel should decide

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Eye Magazine | Blog | Ken Briggs: 1931-2013

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Saudi Arabian Oil Facilities: The Achilles Heel of the Western Economy

On February 24, 2006, the world’s largest oil refinery, the Abqaiq oil facility in Saudi Arabia, fell victim to a major attack by al-Qaeda. The strategic attack on Saudi Arabia’s largest oil refinery nearly succeeded in knocking out of production the seven million barrel per day Abqaiq refinery which would have caused a major disruption in Saudi oil production. Prior …

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