An Emerging Iran‑Pakistan ‘Axis of Sympathy’ Is Reshaping Southwest Asia’s Power Structures
The Oasis Reporters July 27, 2026 Ibrahim Al-Marashi, IE University; California State University San
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Iran Is Turning Into The Sort Of ‘Forever War’ That Donald Trump Promised To Avoid
The Oasis Reporters July 28, 2026 Bamo Nouri, City St George’s, University
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Electric Vehicles Are Built Different. Australia Needs Better Data To Get The Most Out Of The Shift
The Oasis Reporters July 25, 2026 Witthaya Prasongsin/Getty Ray Wills, The University of Western Australia
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Chinese Companies Are Taking Over The EV Market. What’s Behind Their Meteoric Rise?
The Oasis Reporters July 25, 2026 xieyuliang/Getty Marina Yue Zhang, University of Technology Sydney
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Homer’s Odysseus Was Never A Perfect hero. Christopher Nolan’s Film Understands This
The Oasis Reporters July 22, 2026 IMDB Seth Robinson, The University of Melbourne Homer’s The
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How Controlling (And Tolling) A Narrow Waterway Near Ancient Troy Changed History
The Oasis Reporters July 22, 2026 Pierre Belon, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
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Backed Into A Corner By Iran Over The Strait of Hormuz, Trump May Resort To Even More Reckless Escalation
The Oasis Reporters July 20, 2026 Greg Barton, Deakin University In a moment of brazen hubris in
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China Is Funding African Farmers But Not Food Processing And Storage: Why It’s A Problem
The Oasis Reporters July 17, 2026 Adrino Mazenda, University of Pretoria China has
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Why More Births Now End In Caesarean Section
The Oasis Reporters June 24, 2026 LittleDogKorat/Shutterstock Halima Akhter, Durham University Official
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Women’s Prize For Non‑fiction Winner, The Finest Hotel In Kabul, Gives Voice To The People Of Afghanistan
The Oasis Reporters June 12, 2026 Magnus Marsden, University of Sussex The Finest
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