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Analysis: The US and Iran avoid a consensual defeat and move toward a more asymmetric conflict
Washington and Tehran are moving almost as if sleepwalking toward yet another escalation in a war, despite the fact that for both sides the objective is a saving peace – the refusal to compromise fuels escalation and turns the Strait of Hormuz into the epicenter of an unstable geopolitical game
U.S. Policy voices meet academia: AHI President joins Georgetown panel on Cyprus
Nick Larigakis and leading experts examine past missteps, geopolitical realities, and future paths to reunification
Trump escalates clash with Merz and withdraws 5,000 troops from Germany: What it means for NATO and Europe
Democrats warn the move is a “gift to Putin” as tensions grow between Washington and European allies
Partial climbdown by Iran: Says “yes” to negotiations without lifting the naval blockade, puts nuclear issues and the opening of Hormuz on the table
Tehran is attempting a partial convergence with Washington and says it is ready to enter talks, conditions permitting, early next week. It is linking nuclear issues with sanctions relief. “They want a deal, but we’re not there yet,” Trump said
Michael Mailis: The Greek behind major hollywood productions returns to Athens
After working on films like 300, The Dark Knight and The Hangover, he chose to return to Greece — and rethink what success really means
“Gift” from Trump to Britain after the visit of Charles and Camilla: Tariffs on whisky and bourbon lifted
The king and queen got me to do something no one else could, without even asking me, the U.S. president wrote on Truth Social
UK pushes NATO-style naval alliance without the US to deter Russian threat: 9 European countries involved
The United Kingdom is moving forward with the creation of a unified naval force involving nine European countries, aiming to strengthen deterrence against Russia, according to the head of the Royal Navy
