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David Pratt

  • Writer and Professor Emeritus, Queen’s University
Kingston
As seen in: Yahoo News UK, New York Daily News, The Herald (Glasgow), Ottawa Citizen, Bristol Post, JD Supra, The National Law Review, LexisNexis, The National (Scotland), Lexology and
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'Beggars belief' Will Trump’s Saudi nuclear deal trigger a Middle East arms race?

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By David Pratt
| Yahoo News UK Verified
He failed to articulate a persuasive argument for the Iran war and now a poorly negotiated deal with Riyadh has only compounded the danger writes Foreign Editor David Pratt Among his many controversial traits, a tendency towards double standards sits high on the list.
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Is former straight-talking general the man to finally end Netanyahu’s reign?

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By David Pratt
| Yahoo News UK Verified
An unknown quantity outside of Israel, this son of Moroccan immigrants is now forerunner to become the country's next leader.
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'Chemical courage' Illegal narco trade that helps fuel Sudan's recurring genocide

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By David Pratt
| Yahoo News UK Verified
It generates cash for guns and drives a frenzy of killing that beggars belief. Foreign Editor David Pratt examines the devastating wartime impact of the drug they call 'chemical courage' I FIRST heard about its battlefield use many years ago in the then devastated Syrian city of Raqqa. After its capture by the jihadist fighters of the Islamic State Group (Isis) in 2013, Raqqa went on to become the Islamist terror group's primary stronghold and self-proclaimed capital of its "Caliphate".
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