
Jim Stenman
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Jim Stenman
@JimStenman
🙋🏽♂️Scandi sensibility, African 🖤 Published: CNN, BBC, Reuters, Politico. RTs & likes = interesting, rather than endorsements.


Wounded but still intact: What if Trump declares victory in Iran & simply moves on, leaving the IRGC to run the country? Ex Deputy Natl Security Advisor @JonFiner on the long-term impact for Gulf security & capital. Watch the full podcast w @KianpourWorld: youtu.be/AJ43wcxj7HM






“I’ve had people in my job before say you only got that job because you’re a woman.” @KateEMcCann outlines how all-women shortlists can lead to the assumption that women in the workplace are "not as good". @StigAbell



I was always stunned by the lunacy of the Abraham Accords from an Emirati perspective. The UAE's conflict with Iran is far more resolvable than Israel's conflict with Iran. By joining the Abraham Accords and explicitly becoming a member of Israel's anti-Iran bloc, the UAE essentially attached itself to Israel's conflict with Iran - even though Israel is 1000 miles from Iran, while the UAE is only 50 miles from Iran's shores. The UAE made itself a frontline state in Israel's fight with Iran. Abu Dhabi is now paying the price for this mistake. Geography is ensuring that the key decisions are made elsewhere - while it pays the highest price.

Dubai is like the dazzling partner some people enjoy being seen with, but know deep down they would never marry. Style without substance. Attraction without culture. All the confidence but none of the charisma. A place associated with glitz and glamour, not class and intellect. ✍️ Atbin Moayedi Article | spectator.com/article/dubai-…













In an interview shared by #Qatar’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesman @majedalansari on Saturday, he told Newsmax the country is “fending for its life” amid repeated missile attacks. He described alerts of incoming strikes as a daily reality for families in the country. He warned that the wider escalation, which he said began in 2023, has become a “spiral” affecting at least seven countries, disrupting civilian infrastructure, halting regional transit and energy production, and shutting the Strait of Hormuz. Al Ansari added that the impact now extends beyond the region to the international economy.




