Netanyahu accuses Israel’s opposition of fuelling ‘anarchy’
Thousands of Israelis have taken part in antigovernment protests after Netanyahu resumed strikes in Gaza.
Ukraine, Russia trade accusations in wake of US-brokered deal
A day earlier, Ukraine and Russia agreed to a halt to attacks in the Black Sea.
Trump Killed Public War Research. Stargate Will Make It Secret—and Far More Dangerous
The Pentagon’s academic program studied dissent, protest, and radicalization. Now it’s being replaced by a private AI surveillance network run in total secrecy. The post Trump Killed Public War Research. Stargate Will Make It Secret—and…
Crystal clear Trump wants to turn Putin from pariah to partner with lifting of some sanctions
This is a hugely significant moment. For the first time in more than three years, Washington is lifting sanctions on Moscow instead of imposing them.
Sudanese army retakes capital Khartoum, says military chief
Sudan’s army chief, General Abdel Fattah al Burhan, has declared Khartoum is “free” and his forces have retaken the capital after nearly two years of fighting.
US appears to be significantly increasing its military presence in the Middle East
The United States appears to be significantly increasing its military presence in the Middle East with the deployment of highly sophisticated aircraft and a second aircraft carrier to the region.
Former Brazil president to be tried over ‘coup plot that included poisoning’
Brazil’s supreme court has decided to put former president Jair Bolsonaro on trial over an alleged coup plot.
Calls for probe into claims illegal sonic weapon used against peaceful protesters in Serbia
Pressure is growing on the Serbian government over reports security forces used a prohibited sonic weapon against a peaceful crowd during an anti-corruption rally.
Four US soldiers missing in Lithuania have died, NATO chief says
Four American soldiers who went missing while training in Lithuania have died, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said on Wednesday.
JD Vance announces trip to Greenland and accuses Denmark of ignoring island ‘for far too long’
US vice president JD Vance will fly to Greenland this week, after accusing American and Danish leaders of ignoring the island “for far too long”.