A US SOLDIER BET $33,000 ON THE RAID HE WAS PLANNING: POLYMARKET AND THE AGE OF WAR AS A TRADABLE ASSET

GERMANY

STATE

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Berlin frames the case as a legal precedent in a series of financial regulatory failures

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AUSTRALIA

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Canberra translates the scandal into Australian dollars and reads it through the Five Eyes lens

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UNITED STATES

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Washington discovers its own soldiers are betting on the wars they plan

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PAKISTAN

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Islamabad reads the case with the memory of Abbottabad: American operations as profit opportunities

Dominant angle identified — does not reflect unanimity of this country’s media

QATAR

STATE

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Doha uses the word 'abduction' and flags unresolved bets on the Iran war

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UNITED KINGDOM

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London sees in the Polymarket case proof of America's financial Wild West under Trump

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RUSSIA

STATE

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Moscow sees in Van Dyke the symptom of a system where war has become a financial product

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