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Valuation, Contagion, and the Abraham Accords Economy

Operation Epic Fury has sharpened a question that the Abraham Accords economy can no longer defer: how much value would actually be destroyed if Israeli commercial engagement in the Gulf…

The trouble with war is that you know how it’s going to start it but nobody knows how it’s going to end.
We have two narcissistic megalomaniac leaders who started this war, each with their own motivations. The one in the White House…

In recent years, the Red Sea has become one of the most strategically significant regions in global geopolitics. Once primarily viewed as a vital maritime corridor connecting Europe and Asia, the region is now increasingly shaped by shifting…

Understanding how trauma lives in the body — and practical tools to help your nervous system return to calm during times of stress and uncertainty.

We live in a world that often feels like it is moving too fast, too soon, and with far too…

Where I come from, there were winter storm watches, flood watches, and tornado watches. There were no missile watches. However, since moving here, one might as well predict: cloudy with a 30% chance of missiles.

One has to ask: how did this…

In fast‑moving information environments, a single screenshot or short video clip can travel farther and faster than any subsequent correction. This dynamic makes misinformation a persistent challenge, particularly in contexts where public…

As the world is experiencing yet another oil supply crisis, this time initiated by Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu’s bombing campaign in Iran, and as our planet has suffered from human-caused pollution resulting in considerably higher…

When I get two or three text messages from concerned family or friends abroad in the same hour, while it could be coincidental, I check the news. New casualties, injuries from the last siren as I continued working?

I have time to write,…

Wars often reveal their most important lessons only after they have already begun. Before the first missiles fly and before the first drones appear on radar screens, governments tend to believe that conflicts can be planned like mathematical…

The attacks started Saturday morning at 8. Everyone was sleeping.

For weeks people had been saying: “Tonight is the night.” Most of us assumed that if it happened, it would start at night.

The first reaction in our house was: “Oh nice,…