Chile’s Kast Government Halts Colonia Dignidad Expropriation

In Chile, the government of President José Antonio Kast has moved to block the expropriation of Colonia Dignidad, the infamous

Over 50,000 U.S. Troops Now Stationed in the Middle East

The New York Times reported Saturday that the number of American military personnel deployed to the Middle East has now

The Human Cost Compounds

Even in wealthy nations far from the front lines, the war is deepening existing economic pain. In Australia, a nationwide

An Energy Crisis With No Easy Fix

The war's most immediate global impact is being felt at the fuel pump. Crude oil prices have surged roughly 40%

Pakistan: A National Airline on the Brink

The crisis has hit Pakistan with particular ferocity. Jet fuel prices have soared nearly 150% since March 1, jumping from

Echoes of Past Miscalculations

Greek newspaper Ta Nea drew a pointed parallel between the current US-Israeli strategy in Iran and Russia's disastrous early assumptions

A War That Refuses to Stay Regional

What began as a US-Israeli campaign to dismantle Iran's nuclear infrastructure has rapidly evolved into something far larger. On March

North Korea Accelerates Military Buildup

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un inspected a new high-thrust solid-fuel rocket engine and a new battle tank, as Pyongyang

India’s Climate Ambitions Under Scrutiny

India submitted a new Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) under the Paris Agreement, raising questions about how it compares with previous

Slovakia Threatens to Derail EU Russia Sanctions

The European Union's fragile consensus on Russia is under strain. Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico warned that Bratislava will veto