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Analysis· No. 2610

Gaza Under a Fragile Ceasefire, New Strike Kills Three Civilians

In early July 2026, an Israeli airstrike killed three people, including a child, in the Gaza Strip. That number, terrible as it

Analysis· No. 2609

Brazil's Four-Legged Chick, Real Phenomenon or Viral Exaggeration

Since early July 2026, an image has been spreading widely on social media: that of a chick reportedly born with two extra

Analysis· No. 2599

Washington Vows to Defend the Baltic States Despite Troop Drawdown

It was in the small border town of Valga, Estonia, that the message came confirming what several European capitals had been hoping

Analysis· No. 2598

US Envoy to NATO Tells Allies "Falling Behind" to Speed Up to 5%

Some sentences leave no room for the soft, diplomatic hedging usually reserved for these occasions, and Matthew Whitaker's latest remark is one

Analysis· No. 2593

European defense must prove it can deliver, not just spend

Since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, European defense budgets have literally exploded, but a doubt persists: is this money actually

Analysis· No. 2592

Sleep, exercise and diet, a study reveals deeply personal links to mood

How many times have you heard that all it takes to feel better day to day is sleeping well, exercising, and eating

Analysis· No. 2591

Did the EU really give China an October ultimatum

Several business outlets have recently referred to an ultimatum supposedly set by the European Union against China, with an October 2026 deadline

Column· No. 2587

25 states sue Trump over Medicaid work-requirement cuts

In late June 2026, a coalition of 25 states led by Democratic governors, joined by Washington D.C., filed a lawsuit against the

Analysis· No. 2581

Russia strikes NATO infrastructure, and the West hits back

On June 29, 2026, a detailed report confirmed what several Western intelligence services had feared for months: cybercriminal groups tied to Russia

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