So there you are, cruising along Dubai’s E11 highway in your fully autonomous car – taking part in a Zoom meeting, playing Grand Theft Auto

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As NATO allies weigh a potential military response to the Kremlin’s saber-rattling on Ukraine, one question that few pundits have pondered

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There was plenty of political drama when Iraq’s parliament held its first session this week since the October election. Amid the theatrics and walkouts,