The fast-track approvals debate shows why New Zealand’s conflict rules need to protect trust before proof of wrongdoing is required.
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Russia’s Kyiv assault shows Ukraine’s air defence problem is now Europe’s problem
Russia’s latest massive strike on Kyiv was not only a Ukrainian tragedy. It was a warning about the scale of air defence Europe may now need.
A deal to end the Iran war will be judged first in the Strait of Hormuz
The emerging Iran war deal is not only a diplomatic document. Its first real test is whether tankers, insurers and regional states believe the Gulf is safe again.
Huawei’s chip-design claim is less about 1.4nm than about changing the sanctions game
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