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What Europe Can Do Next to Re-Contain Russia

By Liam Byrne

Xi's Russia Visit Gives Putin a Boost

By Bloomberg

What Xi Jinping’s Visit to Russia Is Really About

By Charlie Campbell / Singapore

There Were Many Ways to Die in Baghdad

By Ghaith Abdul-Ahad
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Australia Says It’s Not Committed to Siding With U.S. in Potential Taiwan Conflict

The Australian defense minister says his country has made no promises to the United States that Australia would support its ally in any future conflict over Taiwan in exchange for American nuclear-powered submarines.

By Rod McGuirk / AP

Japan’s Prime Minister Visits India

Fumio Kishida held delegation-level talks with his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi to deepen cooperation between Tokyo and New Delhi, while also addressing food security and development financing.

By Sheikh Saaliq / AP

France’s Macron Faces No-Confidence Votes Amid Pension Reform Protests

If a no-confidence motion passes—an unlikely scenario—the bill to raise the retirement age would be nullified and Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne would have to resign.

By Samy Adghirni / Bloomberg

EU to Provide Million Artillery Shells to Ukraine

Ukraine has said it will need 1 million rounds of ammunition this year, and Estonia has estimated that would cost around €4 billion.

By Alberto Nardelli and Natalia Drozdiak / Bloomberg

Millions of Dead Fish Wash Up Amid Heat Wave in Australia

“The stink was terrible. I nearly had to put a mask on,” said local nature photographer Geoff Looney

By Associated Press

Putin Visits Crimea Day After Warrant for His Arrest Issued

The ICC accused him Friday of bearing personal responsibility for the abductions of children from Ukraine

By Associated Press

The West Bank Pogrom May Be a Terrifying Sign of What’s Next

The increasing violence in the West Bank is something that Palestinians experience daily. We can't look away, writes Rula Salameh.

By Rula Salameh

Will Vladimir Putin Actually Be Arrested for ICC Warrant?

In a major step forward in the effort to recognize Russian crimes in Ukraine, the International Criminal Court (ICC) on Friday issued an arrest warrant for Russian President Vladimir Putin.

By Tara Law

Taliban Militants Are Fed Up With Office Work

Almost two years after the Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan, some jihadists who transitioned to desk jobs are tired of the 9-to-5.

By Simmone Shah

Why Netanyahu Faces His Biggest Political Challenge Yet

Netanyahu is trying to change Israel’s Supreme Court. He’s going to need all the help he can get, writes Ian Bremmer.

By Ian Bremmer
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