Israel Isn’t Just Responding To Threats – It’s Reshaping The Middle East
The Oasis Reporters April 6, 2026 Spyros A. Sofos,
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Kenya’s New Infrastructure Fund Is Long Overdue – But Design Flaws Could Limit Its Impact
The Oasis Reporters April 4, 2026 Odongo Kodongo, University of the Witwatersrand Kenya
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Bobi Wine’s Decision To Flee Uganda Points To A Shrinking Landscape For Opposition Politics
The Oasis Reporters April 4, 2026 Kristof Titeca, University of Antwerp Bobi Wine’s escape
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Trump Risks Falling In To The ‘Asymmetric Resolve’ Trap In Iran − just As Presidents Before Him Did Elsewhere
The Oasis Reporters April 4, 2026 President Donald Trump reacts to a question about Iran at
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Donald Trump Says The US Doesn’t Get Much Out Of Nato Membership – But Is That True?
The Oasis Reporters April 4, 2026 Andrew Gawthorpe, Leiden University Following the reluctance
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War On Iran During Nuclear Negotiations Undermines The US’s Ability To Talk Peace Around The World − And The Effects Won’t End When Trump Leaves Office
The Oasis Reporters April 2, 2026 On Feb. 7, 2026, Iranian newspapers featured headlines
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Iran’s Attacks Drone On, With The U.S. At Risk Of Losing The War
The Oasis Reporters April 2, 2026 Michael J. Armstrong, Brock University The United States and
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Trump Underestimated Iran’s Resilience. Now There Is Only One Way Out Of The War
The Oasis Reporters April 2, 2026 Amin Saikal, Australian National University; The University of Western
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How Taiwan is viewing the Iran war – and what it reveals about US credibility
The Oasis Reporters March 2, 2026 Bonnie Yushih Liao, Tamkang University The United States
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The Economics Of War Extend Far Beyond Energy Prices And Stock Markets
The Oasis Reporters April 2, 2026 Junaid B. Jahangir, MacEwan University In the
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