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Gulf Co-operation Council states face internal divisions over whether to join America and Israel's war against Iran after suffering Iranian missile attacks.

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As the conflict drags on, Democrats are sharpening their response

Surging energy prices will add to fears of a wave of defaults

The EU suffers the war’s fallout, but can do little to cut it short

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