Iran ceasefire talks continue as President Trump’s deadline looms, and questions mount over whether strikes on infrastructure could be war crimes.
On the border with Hungary, Ukraine’s Zakarpattia region sits at the center of tensions between Kyiv and Budapest over language and cultural rights.
Unaffected so far by the U.S.-Iran ceasefire, the battle to disarm Hezbollah in Lebanon has been shaping up to be a main focus of Israelis, renewing the debate: Can force alone deliver security, or does the absence of a political strategy risk open-ended conflict?
As part of its war in Ukraine, Russia is intensifying deceptive social media campaigns in Europe. France and the EU are countering with a society-wide approach that combines online vigilance with transparency, truth, and critical thinking.
Two big investments in training Americans for noncollege careers reflect not only higher enrollment in trade schools, but also a rethink of social distinctions between white- and blue-collar work.
This year’s celebrations of Eid, Easter, and Passover underscore enduring values and aspirations that speak to religious adherents – as well as those who may no longer take part in traditional observances.
The world’s worst disruption in oil markets has triggered a rise in trust and cooperation among people and nations to ensure a stable energy future.
In Israel, support for the war against Iran has been high. Civilians readily made sacrifices to support strategic aims. But the ceasefire has left many feeling the job was unfinished, and assessments of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s leadership have been harsh.
Immigration hard-liners are calling for workplace raids to take the White House’s mass deportation campaign to a new phase.
Tech leaders are scrambling to address risks after Anthropic found its new artificial intelligence tool can both find and exploit software flaws.
The Artemis II mission has concluded with a safe return to Earth. The mission rekindled ‘moon joy’ for the public and made scientific advancements, which NASA aims to expand during the next phases of the ambitious Artemis program.
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The war in Iran is showing that Europe has more leverage over the United States than its leaders had thought. But can they use it?
Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is turning to a familiar boogeyman on the campaign trail: the war in Ukraine, and the danger he claims it poses.