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Coronavirus in conflict: The fight has hardly begun

Eleanor Gordon , Florence Carrot

Covid-19 has brought wealthy nations to their knees. What will happen when the virus breaks out in a war zone?

Fighting corona will strain US military capacity in the Indo-Pacific

Ashley Townshend , Jim Golby

With outbreaks in the ranks and resources directed home, America’s military commitments will be challenged.

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Is the Qatar blockade ruining the country’s sporting goals?

The World Athletics Championships in Qatar wrapped up on the weekend, but only the most parochial of organisers would boast it as a success. It featured athletes retiring due to heat stroke, a coach sent home for alleged doping abuses, and stadium attendances nothing short of abysmal. When quizzed

By André Leslie

China’s rising interests in Qatar

It has been a year since Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Egypt severed diplomatic ties with Qatar. Saudi Arabia and the UAE led the boycott, instituting an economic and trade embargo that isolated Qatar by air, land, and sea from its neighbours, sternly restricting Qatari-bound

By Anas Iqtait

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