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Lindsey Hilsum is Channel 4 News International Editor. Author of ‘I Brought The War with Me; Stories and Poems from the Front Line’ and ‘In Extremis’.
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Iran war: International shipping system under threat

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Singapore Maritime Week, which starts today, might not normally garner much interest from those who don’t study the complexity of the international shipping system. This year is different, because the stand-off between the US and Iran, both of whom are blocking the Strait of Hormuz, has global implications. “What happens in Hormuz does not necessarily stay in Hormuz,” wrote Richard Meade, the Editor-in-Chief of the maritime information company Lloyds List.
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White House ‘promo’ videos vs reality of war in Middle East

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Hussein is a violinist. Once, 15 years ago, he played on a Lebanese TV show called The Last To Know, accompanying a singer with long, dark hair in a sleeveless, purple dress. The camera cut from him - clean shaven, handsome, his bow flying - to her and the appreciative programme hosts. He was in his prime. Today, Hussein, his wife Salam and their two children are living in one room of an abandoned hotel in downtown Beirut. Hussein, with his son Yusuf.
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Inside Syria’s power struggle

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People stand inside the al-Hol camp after the withdrawal of the SDF Khadija must be 18 by now. She was 12 when I met her in Al Hol camp in northeastern Syria, a thin, angry girl furious with me because my face was uncovered. “Why isn’t she wearing Islamic dress?” she demanded of the women around her.
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