geopolitics

Europe's drone wall aspirations are constrained by industrial capacity. Turkey may be the NATO ally that can close the gap. The post A NATO ally holds the key to Europe’s drone wall, and it isn’t Washington appeared first on Atlantic Council.

Three very large crude carriers hauling about 6 million barrels of crude slipped out of the Persian Gulf via the Strait of Hormuz in the past 24 hours, running the gauntlet of potential attack by Iran.

Crown prince has insisted any rapprochement with Israel would depend on steps towards establishing Palestinian state

US military completes 12th straight night of strikes on Iran Reuters

Darline Graham Nordone, sister of the late Senator Lindsey Graham, chose not to use her legal last name when she was sworn in as her brother’s replacement last week. It was an obvious clue that she was thinking as a candidate, not just a caretaker. And, sure enough, she declared on Monday that she i

Kuehne+Nagel International AG is considering strategic options for its Apex Logistics unit, an Asia-focused freight forwarder, people with knowledge of the matter said.

Iran war drains U.S. blood and treasure Reuters

As the US goes tit-for-tat with Iran, the Houthis are starting to weaponize the Red Sea.

Verifying who is really on the other end of an account is not a new problem—it is a classic spyware industry challenge. The post Country-based AI controls are failing. The spyware industry demonstrates why. appeared first on Atlantic Council.

US House passes $1 trillion defense bill despite Iran, Israel concerns Reuters