Germany has become the first NATO member to invite Ukrainian military trainers onto its soil to instruct its own armed forces. Lieutenant General Christian Freuding, commander...
Two weeks after Russian President Vladimir Putin publicly accused Ukraine of plotting to sabotage the TurkStream and Blue Stream pipelines, energy giant Gazprom has issued a...
Ibrahim Zulfikari, spokesman for Iran’s Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters, declared on Wednesday that Tehran would target US- and Israeli-linked financial institutions across the region in direct...
Shell, the world’s largest seller of liquefied natural gas, has declared force majeure on LNG supply contracts following a production shutdown at Qatari facilities, escalating fears...
The conflict engulfing the Middle East is costing the region’s tourism industry an estimated $600 million a day in lost visitor spending, according to projections from...
Weak export and industrial data — recorded before the latest energy price shock triggered by the Iran conflict — are casting fresh doubt on whether the...
Advisers to President Donald Trump are pushing for Washington to develop a clear exit strategy from its military conflict with Iran, driven by mounting political pressure,...
Moldova’s government has approved a decision to formally rescind its founding documents with the Commonwealth of Independent States. The resolution, adopted at a cabinet session broadcast...
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico announced that the European Commission has agreed to bear the costs of any repairs that may be required on the Druzhba...
A major NATO winter exercise launched in northern Finland on March 9 has emerged as one of the alliance’s most ambitious cold-weather drills along its northern...
