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Washington increases pressure on Moscow to share more about the incident in which one person has died

The Swiss asset manager which pioneered private capital’s push to tap individuals is getting creative again — this time spurred by a wave of clients who want their money back.

Trade, investment, technology, finance, energy, and critical minerals are increasingly intertwined with national security. But globalization is not ending—it is becoming more contested and fragmented. The post The new geoeconomics of Bretton Woods appeared first on Atlantic Council.

US Senator Murphy says Pentagon denied him access to US base in Qatar Reuters

Salaries and bonuses spiral for seafarers willing to risk perilous trip through waterway in face of Iranian attacks

Russia’s air war against Ukraine has recently entered a deadly new phase with round-the-clock jet drone attacks on civilian targets across Kyiv as Vladimir Putin seeks to make the Ukrainian capital unlivable and break the country’s resistance, writes Mykola Bielieskov. The post Jet drones are Putin’

Cosmetic changes to a water tower may anger the online masses, but it’s the coming job cuts we really ought to be worried about.

In light of Russia’s record on biological weapons and lab accidents, the death of an anti-plague researcher raises questions to consider. The post Five things to know about the death at Russia’s anti-plague laboratory appeared first on Atlantic Council.

A foiled flydubai attack has revived the sense of abandonment many Israelis felt almost exactly three years earlier. The post Three years after October 7, Israel is facing inward appeared first on Atlantic Council.

Trump says nobody knows who is running Iran Reuters