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The USS Abraham Lincoln’s exhausted crew endured broken toilets, contaminated water, and scarce fresh food while Trump insisted nine months at sea was somehow not long enough.

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Deprived at Sea: The Tribulations of the USS Abraham Lincoln

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When Big Power Meets Big Data

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AI Is Changing Creative Work. Literacy Must Catch Up.

By Michael Neely

Why Britain Must Treat Alcohol Addiction as a Health Issue

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Morocco Has Cut Child Labour. The Hardest Part Comes Next

By Khalid Cherkaoui Semmouni

Exonerating Murder: The IDF and the World Central Kitchen Killings

By Binoy Kampmark

Trump’s Iran War Is an Act of Self-Harm

By Richard Caroll

The Middle East Is Learning to Live Without America

By Emre Diner

Imperial Nostalgia: Afghanistan After Five Years of Taliban Rule

By Binoy Kampmark

Empty Tables, Not VAT, Are Britain’s Real Hospitality Crisis

By Martin Banks

Lebanon and the Blind Spots of War Journalism

By Mohamed Soufan

Vantara’s Overhaul Signals a Shift in Private Conservation

By International Policy Digest

Colluding with Violence: Aiding Israeli Settlers in the West Bank

By Binoy Kampmark

Europe Sits Out the Iran War

By Sarah Neumann

Who Really Runs Iran After Khamenei?

By Julian Spencer-Churchill

Wounding Victory: Nigel Farage Beats Count Binface

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