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Reuven Furney

Reuven was born in Indonesia and lived there until he relocated to the United Kingdom. He has recently moved to Canada, following a student exchange at the University of British Columbia. He graduated with a bachelor's degree in History from King's College London where he specialised in Enlightenment philosophy with a focus on empire and imperialism. His research interests include the intersection between colonial legacies and contemporary politics, as well as the environment. In his free time, Reuven enjoys climbing, playing guitar, and practicing Jiu-jitsu.

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Windfall: How Russia Benefits from the War in Iran

Avatar photo by Reuven Furney June 29, 2026June 25, 2026

As the United States and Israel’s war in Iran has disrupted the global energy trade, Russia takes its place as a prime benefactor.

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