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Geopolitics by Vibes
Six cruise ships crossed an active war zone while Austria pulled baby food for rat poison.
▸ defectWikipedia: The cruise ship Aroya arrives in the Gulf of Oman, becoming the latest of six cruise ships in the Middle East to cross the Strait of Hormuz since the war started on February 28. (S▸ defectWikipedia: Several Central European countries, including Austria, Slovakia and the Czech Republic, begin pulling baby food produced by Hipp Holding from supermarket shelves after rat poison w▸ defectWikipedia: Apple Inc. announces that Tim Cook will step down as chief executive officer with senior vice president of hardware engineering John Ternus taking on the role from September 1. (Re▸ defectWikipedia: U.S. president Donald Trump says that he is "highly unlikely" to renew the ceasefire when it expires in two days. (AP)▸ defectWikipedia: Pakistan places on hold a proposed US$1.5 billion arms and aircraft supply agreement with Sudan after Saudi Arabia withdraws financing and requests its termination. (Reuters)▸ defectWikipedia: The cruise ship Aroya arrives in the Gulf of Oman, becoming the latest of six cruise ships in the Middle East to cross the Strait of Hormuz since the war started on February 28. (S▸ defectWikipedia: Several Central European countries, including Austria, Slovakia and the Czech Republic, begin pulling baby food produced by Hipp Holding from supermarket shelves after rat poison w▸ defectWikipedia: Apple Inc. announces that Tim Cook will step down as chief executive officer with senior vice president of hardware engineering John Ternus taking on the role from September 1. (Re▸ defectWikipedia: U.S. president Donald Trump says that he is "highly unlikely" to renew the ceasefire when it expires in two days. (AP)▸ defectWikipedia: Pakistan places on hold a proposed US$1.5 billion arms and aircraft supply agreement with Sudan after Saudi Arabia withdraws financing and requests its termination. (Reuters)