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THE S.S. CHUSAN Vera Johnston July 4 1890, Near Aden On The Red Sea.   My two large Chinese vases were smashed to smithereens. A piece of white The dark green sea, the bright yellow sands at the foot of the sparkling brown mountains, the scarlet glow above them, and even higher the blue sky, and the higher the bluer heavens, until, finally, huge, brilliant stars make everything seem dark and insignificant. Not a single painter would dare to put such bright colors next to them as the Red Sea...

The relentless campaign promoting the inevitability of a direct war with Russia is proceeding without challenge. That does not mean that war could erupt at any moment, or it could never happen. First, war is not based on a timetable. Second, war has no deterministic quality of any sort—it can be avoided. Third, but most

A new exhibition reveals how embroidery proved to be an effective tonic for injured troops who had experienced the horrors of the trenches in the First World War.

DUBAI: The International Monetary Fund (IMF) says the Middle East economies are lagging below growth projections due to oil production cuts and the Israel-Gaza conflict, even as the global economic outlook remains resilient.

International Business News: IMF managing director Kristalina Georgieva warns of potential wider impact on regional economies of continued conflict in Gaza. The IMF revised its GDP growth forecast for the Middle East and North Africa down to 2.9% this year, lagging below October projections, due to oil production cuts and the conflict in Gaza.

The Houthi attacks that have rattled global trade are only the latest chapter of the sea’s recent troubles.

Some reflection on the U.N.’s largely forgotten experience as governor of Gaza may prove useful for today’s much more severe crisis.

Once pan-Arab socialism counted as a real force in the world, its most famous leader being Gamal Abdel Nasser. Yassamine Mather looks back at his heady rhetoric and ultimate failure

Following the conflict between Palestine and Israel, Yemen’s Houthis have launched a series of attacks on ships in solidarity with Palestine.

The Houthis, an Iranian-backed proxy terrorist group in Yemen, have unleashed chaos on the global supply chain and sent shockwaves through international markets.