Author: bne IntelliNews

The war in West Asia — sparked by United States and Israeli strikes on Iran — shows no signs of a quick end. Analysts say Tehran has prepared for a protracted conflict against Western powers over many years, using underground networks, missile stockpiles and low‑cost drones to grind down superior forces and stretch their resources. While the U.S. and Israel initially sought a swift campaign, Tehran’s strategy appears to be playing for time, forcing its enemies into a costly, attritional fight that could last weeks or months — if not longer.Read More

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LONDON, March 8 (Reuters) – Prime ⁠Minister ⁠Keir Starmer spoke ⁠with U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday, less than a day after Trump ‌mounted his latest criticism ‌of the British leader over ⁠a ⁠perceived lack of support for the U.S. campaign against Iran. “The leaders began by discussing the …Read More

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The Forecast Newsletter on Bloomberg.com: Spend your Sunday thinking about what’s ahead — with predictions and analysis from around the world. Journalist and author Philip Delves Broughton joins Bloomberg’s David Gura and Christina Ruffini to examine the parallels between the current Middle East war–driven energy shock and the 1973 Yom Kippur crisis.Read More

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