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  • Unknown Traders Bet $760m on Oil Prices Dropping Minutes Before Hormuz Reopened

    19 نيسان (أبريل), بقلم The Cradle
    On 17 April, unknown traders placed roughly $760 million in bets on falling oil prices minutes before Iran announced the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, raising fresh concerns over high-volume insider trading related to wartime events. To read this … The post Unknown Traders Bet $760m on (…)

  • Confused Closures and Opaque Openings: Continuing Dramas in the Hormuz Strait

    19 نيسان (أبريل), بقلم Dr. Binoy Kampmark
    Reading messages from President Donald J. Trump is an exercise in taunting masochism. It is one inflicted on commentators and the press corps the world over, and they are not better for it. The latest – and here, the latest … The post Confused Closures and Opaque Openings: Continuing Dramas in (…)

  • Hungary Again Switches, but This Time to the Losing Side

    19 نيسان (أبريل), بقلم Stephen Karganovic
    At a certain point during the last world war, Admiral Horthy was clearheaded enough to see the light. It was shining brightly enough by 1944 to draw the right conclusion and to seek what today is known as the “off … The post Hungary Again Switches, but This Time to the Losing Side appeared (…)

  • The Blair-Bush Project in Syria that Brought Al Qaeda to Power

    19 نيسان (أبريل), بقلم Vanessa Beeley
    “Sykes-Picot is breaking; putting it back together, even in a different shape, will be a long and bloody affair.” So wrote Tim Marshall back in 2016 in his book Ten Maps That Tell You Everything You Need to Know about … The post The Blair-Bush Project in Syria that Brought Al Qaeda to Power (…)

  • NATO Command Center formed in Ukraine: UK Pledges 120,000 Drones

    19 نيسان (أبريل), بقلم Drago Bosnic
    In mid-April 2026, numerous media outlets reported that the Kiev regime forces established ARES (Allied Reform and Expert Support) Military Expert Council, formally “an advisory body” directly under the Commander-in-Chief. Announced by the General Staff via its official channels, ARES … The (…)