The real value of Ukraine’s rare earth resources is unknown, The Washington Post writes.
‘The United States and Ukraine have signed an agreement paving the way for joint investments in Ukraine’s mineral…
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no one knows the real value of Ukraine’s rare earth resources
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Trump Officials Alarmed by Witkoff’s Solo Talks With Putin – NYP
Trump administration insiders are growing increasingly concerned over special envoy Steve Witkoff’s solo meetings with Russian President Vladimir Putin, the New York Post reported Wednesday, citing anonymous sources familiar with the…
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The Future of US Bases in Europe: General (Ret.) Wesley K. Clark
“Eastern Europe, with Russian pressures, is still a tinderbox,” said Gen. (Ret.) Wesley K. Clark, former Supreme Allied Commander Europe (1997-2000). If it blows up, “it will have global consequences—not only on the United…
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Israel at War Day 572: What’s happening in Israel, Gaza, West Bank? | Israel News
A massive wildfire broke out on Wednesday in Israel in the forests between Eshtaol and Latrun, west of Jerusalem, forcing evacuations and road closures as thousands gathered across the Jewish state for Memorial Day observances….
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Trump fires Mike Waltz Fox
Deputy National Security Adviser Alex Wong has reportedly been dismissed as well
US National Security Adviser Mike Waltz has been fired, Fox News reported on Thursday, citing its sources. The White House has not made any public comments on the…
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Trump plans to oust national security adviser Mike Waltz
President Donald Trump is planning to oust national security adviser Mike Waltz, who has lost the confidence of other administration officials, according to three people familiar with the decision.
The ouster could happen imminently but is not…
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Questions of sovereignty: Canada’s relations with Europe after the general election
The problem
Europe faces an unstable geopolitical landscape, and can no longer trust the United States. Yet to defend its values and the rules-based order, it needs partners. Canada has long been an afterthought for…
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A narrow window: How Europeans can still halt Georgia’s authoritarian turn
Georgia’s slide into authoritarianism is accelerating, triggering a major political and constitutional crisis. The ruling Georgian Dream party is consolidating power and escalating its repression of civil society…
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Childhood Cell Phone Use Is A Public Health Risk
Students using mobile phone at the elementary school
A decade ago, I treated a 16-year-old boy who reported suicidal thoughts. His parents, hunched over his stretcher, could not identify a glaring, inciting event. They assured me their house…
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Russian Police Raid Gyms and Martial Arts Clubs Amid Spring Conscription Drive
Russian police are targeting migrants and draft-age men in a wave of raids on gyms and martial arts clubs across major cities, with activists describing them as part of a broader crackdown that intensified ahead of the country’s…
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