geopolitics

Australia's farmers, hit by Iran war costs and dry weather, grow less wheat Reuters

Japan's solid Q1 GDP faces reality check as Iran war threatens economy Reuters

Gold falls with MidEast war in focus after Trump pauses strike Reuters

Indian retailers raise fuel prices again in response to Iran war Reuters

Indian shares rise after Trump signals possible nuclear deal with Iran Reuters

So much has the world’s attention focused on Iran lately that it’s been easy to lose track of what’s going on in the much larger war in Ukraine. A great deal has changed there since the start of the year, demanding some new approaches from Kyiv’s European allies.

Beijing has yet to step forward to fill the leadership vacuum left by Washington

Singapore stocks climbed to a record as investors sought defensive havens during volatility sparked by the Iran war.

European shares gain as Trump's Iran comments cheer markets Reuters

Virtually from the moment US bombs started falling on Iran on Feb. 28, the White House has been twisting itself into verbal knots to avoid calling the conflict a “war.” On May 1, the president declared that hostilities had officially “terminated,” as a fragile ceasefire had been in effect since Apri