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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The ‘Navalization’ Of Economic Warfare Sees Trade Routes Become Zones Of Force Rather Than Rules
The Oasis Reporters July 10, 2026 British military ships escort the Smyrtos, which has
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How A Tiny Caribbean Island Made American Independence Possible
The Oasis Reporters July 8, 2026 On Nov. 16, 1776, the Andrew Doria, coming from
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The Caspian Sea Has Lost An Area Nearly The Size Of Sicily: Human Activities Are A Major Reason Why
The Oasis Reporters June 26, 2026 Nima Shokri, United Nations University;
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The Strait of Hormuz Is Finally Reopening But Europe’s Food Chain Suppliers Cannot Afford To Be Complacent
The Oasis Reporters June 26, 2026 An interim peace deal between Iran and
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Fossil Fuels Still Dominate In Africa’s Electricity Future – Study Tracks 3,139 Power Plants
The Oasis Reporters June 25, 2026 MrGanso/Pixabay, CC BY Davy Vanham, CGIAR Only about
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Somali Piracy Is Back – Fuelled By Political Turmoil, Aid Cuts And The Iran War
The Oasis Reporters June 10, 2026 Anja Shortland, King’s College London and
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Want To Stop Somali Piracy? Build Better Roads
The Oasis Reporters June 9, 2026 Anja Shortland, King’s College London and Federico
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The Method In Iran’s Madness? Closure Of Strait of Hormuz Echoes A Centuries‑old Danish Play − And Is A Tragedy For The World Order<
The Oasis Reporters May 31, 2026 Vessel movements in the Strait of Hormuz
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Lake Kariba’s Rising Waters Bring Hope To Communities In Zambia And Zimbabwe
The Oasis Reporters May 25, 2026 Joshua Matanzima, The University of Queensland Built
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