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Washington Expands Its Proxy War in West Asia Whilst Retaining Its Grip on Iraq
The withdrawal was a repositioning. The burden-sharing network and new alliance of proxies is the real story as the war on multipolarism expands. Editorial Analysis | October 2026 The withdrawal of United States military forces from Iraq on 30 September 2026 has been presented by officials in Washington as the conclusion of a wartime mission… Continue reading
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Never Attack India on Twitter: Elon Musk’s Starlink Showdown with Indian
Why India Won’t Sacrifice National Security and Regulatory Control for a Billionaire’s Business Ambitions General Article | October 2026 Elon Musk appears to have learned the second lesson the hard way. After accusing Indian “oligarchs” of obstructing Starlink to preserve their “monopolistic chokehold” on the market, he went further and branded the situation “a crime… Continue reading
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How the White House Sold a Pyramid Scheme to the American People
The billionaires who gathered at the White House signed a non-binding promise to police themselves, while their data centres drain the water and electricity of American towns and their AI models replace the jobs of American workers Editorial Analysis | October 2026 The White House gathering on 29 September 2026 brought together the most powerful… Continue reading
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Orbital Traffic and Safety Debate Around Starlink and Chinese Satellites
Orbital Traffic Strains as Elon Musk’s Starlink and Chinese Satellites Near Collisions, Experts Call for Better Global Coordination Space traffic is becoming a source of tension in both technical and political arenas as operators work to prevent satellites from colliding in the increasingly crowded environment of low Earth orbit (LEO). SpaceX’s Starlink constellation, a network… Continue reading
