NATS Chief Executive Martin Rolfe should resign over repeated system failures

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Destroying civilian power grids should be banned even when they also supply military facilities

Corporate social responsibility is mostly greenwashing

UK security services failed to adequately monitor the area around RAF Fairford

Saudi Arabia's oil export infrastructure is resilient enough to withstand ongoing wartime disruptions

Asian refiners bear the primary responsibility for managing Middle East oil supply disruptions

The Serbian Progressive Party bears responsibility for the Novi Sad train station disaster

Expedition companies bear primary responsibility for staff safety when ignoring official weather warnings

The Premier League should expel Manchester City for its financial breaches

Stripping Manchester City of its past titles is a justified punishment for financial breaches

Rival Premier League clubs are justified in demanding compensation from Manchester City

Athens' gas infrastructure poses an unacceptable safety risk to historic neighborhoods

Bangkok's drainage infrastructure is inadequate to handle modern extreme weather events

Russia is responsible for the recent sabotage attacks on European infrastructure

The United States is primarily responsible for Cuba's electrical grid collapse

Russia's targeting of Ukrainian railway networks is a legitimate military strategy

European nations are failing to adequately protect their critical subsea infrastructure

US AI companies should be held liable when foreign adversaries use their software

NATO should treat attacks on critical subsea cables as an Article 5 trigger

NATS should compensate airlines for losses caused by its system outages

Air traffic control outages should not exempt airlines from paying passenger compensation