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Have global energy consumers learned the lessons of the 1991 Gulf War?

Middle East Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - June 14, 2025.

On Friday night, Israeli F-35 fighter jets carried out precision airstrikes on Iran's uranium enrichment facilities in Natanz and conventional weapons depots in the Isfahan...

Europe’s road to strategic sovereignty will be long and difficult

EU Shlomo Ben-Ami - June 13, 2025.

No alliance is eternal; it lasts only until it is no longer useful for at least one of the parties. That was true for France and...

Has the crisis in Los Angeles threatened American federalism?

US The Editorial Board - June 12, 2025.

The mass deportations initiated by federal immigration authorities in Los Angeles have quickly evolved from a local security issue to a crisis of state sovereignty...

Will the 18th sanctions package break the Russian war budget?

EU Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - June 11, 2025.

The European Commission presented the eighteenth package of sanctions against Russia, targeting Moscow's energy and banking sectors. Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced a ban...

Cautious optimism that UK and Greece are moving to resolve 200-year-old Parthenon dispute

UK Harvey Morris - June 11, 2025.

There are positive signals that at least one long-running international conflict may be on the brink of being resolved, with reports of a potential agreement...

EU Quotas Return: What It Means for Ukrainian Farmers in Wartime

Eastern Europe Iuliia Mendel, TA Kyiv - June 10, 2025.

Last week, the EU reinstated pre-war duties and quotas on Ukraine’s agricultural sector, putting further pressure on the war-torn country’s fragile economy. The move affects Ukrainian...

Will the agreement between the EU and Indonesia lead to a power shift in supply chains?

EU The Editorial Board - June 8, 2025.

Negotiations between Indonesia and the European Union on a free trade agreement have been ongoing for nine years. That was enough time for both sides...

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