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UPDATE – The Iran war: NATO, warship torpedoed and Khamenei’s son

*This podcast has been updated for the latest news on the US-Israeli war with details of the U.S. sinking an Iranian warship off Sri Lanka’s coast, and NATO downing an Iranian missile headed into Turkish airspace. Ayatollah Ali Khamanei’s son Mojtaba has survived U.S. and Israeli ...  Show more

Iran: Strait of Hormuz, US allies and prediction markets

Iran closes the Strait of Hormuz and hits energy infrastructure in the Gulf. America’s European allies walk a tightrope. And online prediction markets are under scrutiny after Democrats levy accusations that they were used to bet on the war in Iran. *This podcast has been correct ...  Show more

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