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UN: 130,000 Displaced, 110 Civilian Casualties in Yemen as Conflict Rapidly Escalates
United Nations officials said nearly 130,000 people have been displaced and more than 100 civilians killed or injured as the conflict in Yemen rapidly escalates. “We have documented 110 civilian casualties since hostilities escalated in August. And this is in 31 incidents. So in this total of 110 casualties, there are 28 killed and 82 […]
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Strait Talk
Strait Talk
By Michael Every of Rabobank
Strait Talk
Despite many false dawns, markets remain upbeat on prospects for peace between the United States and Iran. Secretary of State Rubio indicated that the US side had thought it would have something to announce on Sunday night, or “maybe today” given that the Sunday deadline has now passed, and it is actually Tuesday. Striking a more cautionary tone, Iranian President Pezeshkian said of prospects that a deal would be made within the day that “nobody could make such a claim”, while President Trump...
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