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See the New Fronts of the Iran War Erupting Across the Middle East

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By James Areddy Verified, Omar Abdel-Baqui, Max Rust
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
Emergency personnel at the site of a U.S.-Saudi strike targeting Iran-backed groups in Iraq. Younis Al-Bayati/AFP/Getty Images The Middle East enjoyed a respite from violence after the U.S. and Iran signed a memorandum of understanding to pause their war in mid-June. Now, it looks like the calm before the storm. Fresh theaters of war have sprung up across the Middle East since the beginning of July, when Iran returned to threatening ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz.
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See the new fronts of the Iran war erupting across the Middle East

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By James Areddy Verified, Max Rust, Omar Abdel-Baqui
| MSN Verified
The Middle East enjoyed a respite from violence after the U.S. and Iran signed a memorandum of understanding to pause their war in mid-June. Now, it looks like the calm before the storm. Fresh theaters of war have sprung up across the Middle East since the beginning of July, when Iran returned to threatening ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz. Soon, President Trump declared the ceasefire over, and the U.S. resumed bombing Iran.
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Market-friendly Chinese securities regulator faces Communist Party probe

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By James Areddy Verified, Lingling Wei Verified
| MSN Verified
Beijing's purge of Communist Party officials now threatens a former star securities regulator—nearly two years after he retired. For years, Fang Xinghai was the official whom many foreign investors called when they needed someone in Beijing who spoke their language—literally and figuratively. A Stanford-trained economist with crisp English, Fang was one of a shrinking cohort of Chinese officials whom Wall Street trusted to explain, and often defend, Beijing's handling of its markets.
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