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'There does seem to be a kind of hardening, a flattening of nuance or complexity, or even of history. One of the things that institutions are having to think our way through now is, how do we function in a space that is governed by competing orthodoxies?' semafor.com/article/04/14/…

Laura is a wonderful reporter. I've edited dozens of pieces from her. Always professional, detail-oriented and fun to work with

Seeing this video being shared widely today as a failed Iranian drone found in Iraq this morning.

It's an old video from Syria and unrelated to the retaliatory attack by Iran against Israel last night.

Amantes de 'Las tempestálidas': la realidad emula a la ficción

'there is a difference between “capturing” a moment and savouring it. The former is an attempt to make permanent something inherently fleeting; the latter involves paying attention to a pleasurable feeling — luxuriating in it, but then letting it go' on.ft.com/3Jk2NjS

'The strike sparked condemnation from around the world, with countries from Japan to Saudi Arabia urging restraint' on.ft.com/3JitRjj

Buen día para seguir a Shayan Sardarizadeh

The IDF has just posted this video compilation showing some clips of Iran's retaliatory drone and missile attack against it.

While most of the clips are indeed from tonight, this one at the end is an old clip of a Russian Grad rocket launcher from nearly 10 years ago.

Video game footage is once again going viral online via users seeking engagement during a breaking news event.

This is not footage of Israel's Iron Dome in action against an Iranian retaliatory attack, it's from the video game Arma 3.

Seeing plenty of old videos from the Middle East plus some video game footage going viral tonight, mostly posted by accounts seeking clout and engagement during a major news event by spreading misinformation and fear.

Double-check everything you see online tonight.

Empieza el ataque, cuenta Barak Ravid

Pleased to present some key findings from the Reuters Institute #DNR23 at #25thISOJ with Amy Ross Arguedas. More information here: reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/digital-news-r…

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'Nuestro peor obstáculo no es nuestra pobreza, sino el encono que ponemos en derruir lo que a pesar de ella hemos sido capaces de levantar'

Qué gran artículo de António Muñoz Molina sobre el impacto de la pobre financiación y la miseria política en RTVE elpais.com/opinion/2024-0…

'To suggest that a Spanish chef could change the course of history may sound implausible. But he has managed to move the dial with the White House where diplomacy seems to have failed. In ways we rarely see, he has shown the reach of soft power' theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

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