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Ceuta's Migrant Surge Reversed Itself in 48 Hours. That's the Story Everyone Skipped.
50,000 crossed into Ceuta this week. Within two days, 48,300 walked back to Morocco. The reversal is the real story.
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Five Died on Europe's Highest Mountain. The Route Wasn't the Problem.
Five climbers died on Mount Elbrus this week. The mountain isn't technically hard — which is exactly why it keeps killing people.
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The Strait of Hormuz Ceasefire Was Never a Ceasefire — It Was a Pause Nobody Priced Correctly
Markets treated the Hormuz deal as resolution. Its own terms said pause. Iran is now proving the text right.
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Kyiv Isn't Losing the War in the Sky. It's Losing the Supply Chain.
Russia's ballistic missiles aren't outsmarting Kyiv's defenses. They're exploiting a global manufacturing bottleneck nobody has fixed.
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The Ebola Clock
The 2026 Ebola outbreak is the fastest-spreading on record. The U.S. dismantled the systems built to stop it.
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The Invisible Supply Chain: How Consumer Technology Became the Engine of Modern Proxy War
War runs on consumer tech now. Drones, satellite feeds, and off-the-shelf chips are reshaping who fights — and how.