When the Saudis are doing what they need to do, the White House has nothing to say
The shock oil production cuts from May outlined by the OPEC+ on Sunday essentially means that eight key OPEC countries decided to join hands...
POLITICO: China is ghosting the United States
The Biden administration called off Blinken’s planned trip to Beijing in February after a Chinese spy balloon traversed U.S. skies, but has since been...
Former CIA officer: A two-front war is a much, much more difficult strategic problem
“The question no longer is whether Russia and China have an alliance, but rather what is the nature of that alliance and what impact...
U.S. after elections Turkish Plan
Although the US plan in Ukraine is not going as it was intended, Washington wants to use Turkey after the presidential elections against Russia...
To pursue Saudi interests without the help of the United States
Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman has signaled, he is prepared to go it alone without the help of the United States to pursue Saudi...
Making drones suitable for cities
Unmanned aerial vehicles will make their way into urban skies only if the safety of people below can be ensured.
By TOM CASSAUWERS
The Spanish resort town...
Olaf Scholz faces German tax fraud scandal: The political fallout could be serious
Germany's center-right opposition wants to raise the heat on Chancellor Olaf Scholz by launching a parliamentary investigation into his alleged connection to a massive...
China and Russia increase Middle East influence
China and Russia are growing their diplomatic and economic influence in the Middle East, making the most of space left behind by an absent...
The balance of power in the Indo-Pacific is shifting away from the US and its allies
The balance of power in the region is shifting away from the US and its allies, Australia’s spy chief told the conference, Reuters informs.
The...
The Economist: Who are Russia’s supporters?
In the year since Russia’s special military operation in Ukraine, Russia’s diplomatic resilience has left many wringing their hands, ‘The Economist’ writes.
In one sense...