Suez Crisis shows what happens when friends don’t share
60 years ago, Britain and the US believed they were on the same page when it came to Suez. How wrong they were.
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Brexit: 60 years on and the ghosts of Suez have come back to haunt the Tories
Cameron has followed in Eden's footsteps, but in the 1950s the leadership race was a different ballgame.
What the expansion of the Suez Canal shows about shifts in global shipping
There's an ever-increasing demand for more shipping routes and it's taking its toll on the planet.
Suez Canal expansion could see more alien species invade the Mediterranean
For a month or two every summer, beaches across the south-eastern Mediterranean might be packed but the inviting seas remain suspiciously empty. It’s jellyfish season, and the “nomads” are out in force…
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Professor of Zoology, University of Salento
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Senior Scientist, Israel Oceanographic and Limnological Research
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PhD Candidate, Lancaster Center for Mobilities Research, Lancaster University
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Professor of Modern History, University of Leeds
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