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Shippers Are Offering Sailors Up to $25,000 a Trip to Sneak Oil Out of the Gulf
More tankers are getting through the Strait of Hormuz despite Iranian threats in a burgeoning system of risky shuttle runs that cost up to $
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Afternoon Wake-ups and 1 a.m. Dinners: How F1 Drivers Beat Jet Lag
To stay sharp at the Singapore Grand Prix, drivers live in a nocturnal bubble. The big hurdles are social acceptability and sunlight.
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Spain’s Prime Minister Sanchez Calls Snap Elections
The socialist leader said that he would dissolve congress, with elections for the lower house to be held on Nov. 29.
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FBI Arrests Alleged Chinese Agent Accused of Spying on Son of Taiwan Leader
The alleged foreign agent was arrested at Los Angeles International Airport before she could board a flight to Shanghai.
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Hormuz Gridlock Risks Global Food Crisis, International Chamber of Commerce Chief Says
Focus has been on the resulting rise in oil prices, but it is potential food shortages the world should be paying attention to, ICC secretar
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Multiple Security Failures Allowed FlyDubai Pilot Into Cockpit
Authorities in three countries missed opportunities across the board; “there wasn’t proper vetting.”
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Flávio Bolsonaro Surges Past Lula, Setting Up a Bitter Brazil Election Runoff
Son of imprisoned former president finishes first, leaving the leftist incumbent with an uphill fight ahead of an Oct. 25 runoff.
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All B-1 Bombers Returning to U.S. From U.K. Base
The withdrawal came amid security concerns around the base where six suspects were arrested last week in connection to a suspected plot.
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Opinion | The Latest Russian Sabotage in Europe
Arsonists targeted a defense-robotics company in Estonia.
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Oil Was Pouring Through the Strait of Hormuz Again. Then Attacks on Shipping Resurged.
Iran’s targeting of ships has improved, according to a U.S. official, making transits through the Strait of Hormuz riskier.
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Opinion | Trump’s Dubious Venezuela Strategy
He is pushing oil production over good governance and may end up with neither.
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FlyDubai Attack Adds New Risks to Dubai’s War-Battered Economy
The attack was another blow to the emirate’s image as a haven insulated from the region’s turmoil, after the Iran war raised fears about fly
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Japan Protests After U.S. Marine Accused of Murder
The killing risks rekindling tensions over the presence of the U.S. military on the Japanese island.
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The Death of the Old Middle East—and the Dangerous New World Replacing It
Simon Sebag-Montefiore on how traditional rivalries are receding as regional conflicts lead to powerful new alliances.
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Brits Are Arguing Over Who Gets to See a 230-Foot Long Embroidered Cloth
The arrival of the Bayeux Tapestry from France has sparked a class war in England.
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‘The Way We Live Now’: 24 Hours Under Fire in Kyiv
Russian drones and missiles are hitting Ukraine’s capital around the clock. We met people across the city to see how they are carrying on wi
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Lula Is the Brazilian Left’s Last Hope—And Its Biggest Problem
The 80-year-old president has crowded out successors. If he loses a re-election bid, it could shut his party out of power for years.
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From a Love of Flying to a Midair Attack: What We Know About the FlyDubai Co-Pilot
Investigators want to know why Hamam Al-Hammami took a radical turn and why he was hired to fly a sensitive route between Dubai and Tel Aviv
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Netanyahu, in Tough Election Fight, Embraces Those Who Stopped FlyDubai Attack
The attack fits into the prime minister’s pitch that Israel is under attack from all sides and only his right-wing coalition can protect it.
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Africa’s Richest Man Wants to Turn a Pristine Coastline Into an Oil Hub
The billionaire is laying the groundwork for a $15 billion refinery across the bay from the 700-year-old Swahili trading port.
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The Latest Battlefield Essential for U.S. Soldiers: Smartphones
An exercise in Indonesia offered a preview of the military’s high-tech future—and the kinks that still need ironing out.
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FlyDubai Co-Pilot Used Crash Ax in Attack, Says U.A.E.
The Emirati attorney general signaled the attacker likely didn’t need to smuggle a weapon on board.
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Unusual Rest Breaks for Xi Jinping Sucked Hours Out of Summit With Trump
Beijing pared back the schedule and insisted on private downtime for China’s 73-year-old leader.
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Unusual Rest Breaks for Xi Jinping Sucked Hours Out of Summit With Trump
Beijing pared back the schedule and insisted on private downtime for China’s 73-year-old leader.
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