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7 Weeks On, Why Hasn't Iran Buried Ali Khamenei? Expert's 'Fear' Claim
Millions of people had turned up for his predecessor Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's funeral in 1989. However, a similar funeral service couldn't be organised for Ali Khamenei.
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Opinion | India Sits Atop 500 Million Tons Of Gold Ore. Why Isn't It Being Mined? - By Shashi Tharoor
We mine a pittance - barely one and a half tons a year - while draining our foreign exchange reserves to import hundreds of tons annually from mines in Australia, Ghana, and Peru.
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Opinion | Deal Or 'Setup'? Why Both US And Iran Think This Ceasefire Is A Trap
Both Washington and Tehran have, rather predictively, sought to frame the outcome as a victory, even as early reports of minor violations hint at the fragility of the arrangement.
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Opinion | War Ally To Mere Bystander: Is This The Loneliest Day For Netanyahu?
Israel, the US's closest partner in the region and which lured Trump to take on Iran, was ultimatelt a mere spectator to the ceasefire agreement.
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Opinion | Iran Scorecard: A List Of Winners, Losers, And Those Who Rigged The Game
Iran is the clearest winner of this conflict. The US has absorbed a lasting blow. Trump, personally, has got what he wanted. Netanyahu is exposed. The Gulf is vulnerable. All these realities are simultaneously true, and that is the paradox of this mo
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Opinion | America Will Still Recover From The Iran Humiliation. And That's The Tragedy
Yet, nothing seems to be too much when Trump is concerned: no offence grave enough, no articulation too vulgar.
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Opinion | What Happens To Oil Prices If Iran Really Starts Charging A Hormuz 'Toll'?
Iran has not agreed to reopen the Strait, but to allow passage via "coordination" with its Armed Forces. Even the IRGC Navy has said that the Strait "will never return to its former state".
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Pak's 'Global Power' Act Is Fooling No One - Least Of All Its Gulf 'Creditors'
Foreign policy is not about short-term optics or daily narratives; it must be assessed over the long term. Pakistan's repeated attempts to project itself as a decisive global player must be seen in this context.
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Opinion | 'Holy' Orders? Why US Fighters Are Now Being Told Iran Is 'God's War'
Mahdi to Armaggedon to Amalek to Jesus, how religion has hijacked the US-Iran war.
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Opinion | The Quiet 'Upheaval' Within US Military Over The Iran War
General Randy George's ouster carries echoes of Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld sidelining General Eric Shinseki after disagreements over troop requirements for the Iraq war.
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Opinion | How Iran Has Pierced The One 'Shield' That Protected America For 30 Years
The downing of the American F-15E and two A-10 Thunderbolt II lay bare the vulnerability of non-stealth, low-altitude platforms operating in contested environments.
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Opinion | 450 Missile, 2,000 Drone Attacks Later, Why Is UAE Still Not Fighting Iran?
The UAE is Iran's second-largest trading partner. But it is also the one Iran has attacked the most heavily since February 28. The reason goes beyond just today's conflict.
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In Numbers: How Has India Kept Fuel Prices Low Even As Europe Sees 70% Spikes?
India imports 88% of its crude. Why then is it not seeing massive price hikes for fuel and LPG?
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Opinion | Rs 30 Petrol Hike To Currency Crisis, What Oil At $150 Can Really Do To The World
In the Gulf today, the oil taps cannot simply be turned back on. This is the distinction from the 1971 that not many are talking about.
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In Data: How US-Iran War Changed After First 48 Hours? What Strike Patterns Reveal
Remove the first 48 hours from the data, and the war looks entirely different.
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7 Weeks On, Why Hasn't Iran Buried Ali Khamenei? Expert's 'Fear' Claim
Millions of people had turned up for his predecessor Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's funeral in 1989. However, a similar funeral service couldn't be organised for Ali Khamenei.
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Opinion | India Sits Atop 500 Million Tons Of Gold Ore. Why Isn't It Being Mined? - By Shashi Tharoor
We mine a pittance - barely one and a half tons a year - while draining our foreign exchange reserves to import hundreds of tons annually from mines in Australia, Ghana, and Peru.
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Opinion | Deal Or 'Setup'? Why Both US And Iran Think This Ceasefire Is A Trap
Both Washington and Tehran have, rather predictively, sought to frame the outcome as a victory, even as early reports of minor violations hint at the fragility of the arrangement.
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Opinion | War Ally To Mere Bystander: Is This The Loneliest Day For Netanyahu?
Israel, the US's closest partner in the region and which lured Trump to take on Iran, was ultimatelt a mere spectator to the ceasefire agreement.
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Opinion | Iran Scorecard: A List Of Winners, Losers, And Those Who Rigged The Game
Iran is the clearest winner of this conflict. The US has absorbed a lasting blow. Trump, personally, has got what he wanted. Netanyahu is exposed. The Gulf is vulnerable. All these realities are simultaneously true, and that is the paradox of this mo
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Opinion | America Will Still Recover From The Iran Humiliation. And That's The Tragedy
Yet, nothing seems to be too much when Trump is concerned: no offence grave enough, no articulation too vulgar.
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Opinion | What Happens To Oil Prices If Iran Really Starts Charging A Hormuz 'Toll'?
Iran has not agreed to reopen the Strait, but to allow passage via "coordination" with its Armed Forces. Even the IRGC Navy has said that the Strait "will never return to its former state".
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Pak's 'Global Power' Act Is Fooling No One - Least Of All Its Gulf 'Creditors'
Foreign policy is not about short-term optics or daily narratives; it must be assessed over the long term. Pakistan's repeated attempts to project itself as a decisive global player must be seen in this context.
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Opinion | 'Holy' Orders? Why US Fighters Are Now Being Told Iran Is 'God's War'
Mahdi to Armaggedon to Amalek to Jesus, how religion has hijacked the US-Iran war.
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Opinion | The Quiet 'Upheaval' Within US Military Over The Iran War
General Randy George's ouster carries echoes of Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld sidelining General Eric Shinseki after disagreements over troop requirements for the Iraq war.
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Opinion | How Iran Has Pierced The One 'Shield' That Protected America For 30 Years
The downing of the American F-15E and two A-10 Thunderbolt II lay bare the vulnerability of non-stealth, low-altitude platforms operating in contested environments.
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Opinion | 450 Missile, 2,000 Drone Attacks Later, Why Is UAE Still Not Fighting Iran?
The UAE is Iran's second-largest trading partner. But it is also the one Iran has attacked the most heavily since February 28. The reason goes beyond just today's conflict.
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In Numbers: How Has India Kept Fuel Prices Low Even As Europe Sees 70% Spikes?
India imports 88% of its crude. Why then is it not seeing massive price hikes for fuel and LPG?
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Opinion | Rs 30 Petrol Hike To Currency Crisis, What Oil At $150 Can Really Do To The World
In the Gulf today, the oil taps cannot simply be turned back on. This is the distinction from the 1971 that not many are talking about.
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In Data: How US-Iran War Changed After First 48 Hours? What Strike Patterns Reveal
Remove the first 48 hours from the data, and the war looks entirely different.
