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Foreign Policy
The War Will End With a Hormuz Toll Booth
Iran will likely control the waterway. The question is whether diplomats find a way of making that workable.
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UnHerd
The second oil crisis is here
Trump's war is much worse than 1973.
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Forbes
How To Prep For A Crisis In The Age Of Social- And AI-Driven News Cycles
Andrew Frank on building crisis readiness when social platforms and AI accelerate every news cycle.
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Forbes
13 Ways Companies Can Tailor Pitches For Today’s Busy Newsrooms
Andrew Frank contributes to a Forbes Communications Council roundtable on earning attention in stripped-down newsrooms.
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Africa.com
African Governments Must Rethink Engagement in Trump’s Washington, D.C.
Kevin Nolan and Liz Grossman Kitoyi argue that African governments and businesses need a new playbook for Washington amid reduced U.S. presence and growing uncertainty on trade and climate.
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South China Morning Post
Why Asian exporters can’t afford a passive approach to US politics
Andrew Frank argues that Asian exporters can no longer treat Washington as weather; they need to engage it as a stakeholder.
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O'Dwyer's
Are You Ready for 2025?
Andrew Frank on how companies, sovereigns, and executives should prepare their communications posture for a turbulent 2025.
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Stimson Center
Israeli Actions Push Iran Closer to Nuclear Weapons
Writing for the Stimson Center, Amir Handjani argues that recent Israeli military actions are accelerating, not slowing, Iran’s path toward a nuclear weapons capability.