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In Season 2, Episode 16 of the Guns for Hire podcast, host Alia Brahimi is joined by Daniel McLaughlin, an international lawyer and Legal Director of the Centre for Justice and Accountability (CJA), a California-based legal nonprofit working on behalf of victims of torture and other atrocity crimes.

Putin’s obsession with “denazifying” Ukraine makes a mockery of efforts to portray the Russian invasion as a mere land grab and helps explain why there has been no meaningful progress toward peace despite more than a year of US-led efforts, writes Peter Dickinson. The post Putin’s obsession with ‘de

Trading Day: Stocks rally, oil hits pre-Iran-war lows as Strait of Hormuz reopens for business Reuters

Republicans blast Trump's Iran agreement as details emerge Reuters

Elon Musk’s group hits out at proposal by bloc to reserve part of spectrum band for European operators

To maximize its deterrent and warfighting effectiveness in the Indo-Pacific region, the United States must reform its military command-and-control structure in Northeast Asia. The post The case for a US Northeast Asia Command appeared first on Atlantic Council.

Australian beef exports to China will face an additional 55% tariff starting this weekend after hitting Beijing’s annual quota limit, which could impact trade flows and prompt producers to seek new markets for red meat.

US vice-president’s office says plans to travel to Switzerland to participate in talks with Iran are on hold

Read the full article The post The GeoEconomic Center CBDC Tracker’s data on China’s digital yuan cited in a Yahoo! Finance article appeared first on Atlantic Council.

Ukraine officially opened membership talks with the ‌European Union this week in a move hailed by Ukrainian officials as “a Rubicon” moment for the war-torn country. While this is welcome news for Kyiv, it remains unclear how long it could still take to actually join the EU, writes Andreas Umland. T