Ukraine war briefing: Quick loan in pipeline as Druzhba reopens
The Druzhba pipeline is set to resume operations after repairs, while Ukraine anticipates EU approval for a significant loan following Hungary's political changes.
International Law Is Being Used to Restrain Iran, Enable US and Israel
Western condemnation of Iran's actions contrasts with muted responses to U.S. and Israeli military actions, highlighting a bias in international law enforcement.
Why game theory could be critical in a nuclear war
The half-life of humanity is currently around 35 years, said Nobel laureate in physics David Gross as he concluded an evening lecture at the German Physical Society's conference in Erlangen in March.
The EU must not wait till Israel starts executing Palestinians
The EU must cancel the EU-Israel Association Agreement due to Israeli human rights violations, including the implementation of a new death penalty law.
Marc Champion: Logic demands a deal on Iran, but will Donald Trump's?fantasies allow one?
In the logical world that markets seem to believe will prevail in the Middle East, this war will end - and soon - because there's little realistic prospect of either side winning a decisive victory by restarting the conflict.
Trump's Board of Peace holds Gaza reconstruction talks with UAE's DP World
Israel's military actions have resulted in over 700 deaths in Gaza since the ceasefire, while DP World explores logistics partnerships for humanitarian aid.
Palestine weekly wrap: Coordinated attacks and evictions in Gaza, West Bank
Violence against Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank is escalating, with severe humanitarian impacts and routine attacks becoming normalized in Israeli policy.
US seeks to 'facilitate the end' to a 'very deadly, very bloody war' - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com
The United States seeks to facilitate a negotiated end to the war in Ukraine, pursuing mediation and a 20-point framework with security and recovery measures.
The War's Next Phase: Five Indicators That Matter Most
Military operations against symmetric targets succeed historically, but asymmetric threats like Shahed drones require adaptive branch plans rather than predetermined sequels.