Ratko Mladic, the son of a Partisan who became the “Butcher of Bosnia”: He handed out sweets to children and then began the executions in Srebrenica
From the siege of Sarajevo and the Srebrenica genocide to 16 years on the run and a life sentence in The Hague — The Bosnian Serb general died at the age of 84 without ever acknowledging the crimes for which he was convicted
Iran is running out of fuel: Queues at gas stations in Tehran, daily shortfall reaches 15 million liters
Consumption of strategic reserves reaches “red alert” levels — Dispute between the Pezeshkian government and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, queues and closed gas stations in Tehran
Open fronts from Ukraine to the Middle East: How close are we to a Third World War?
Crises are ceasing to be separate and are beginning to converge – US-China rivalry and a world rearming itself – Flashpoints of war are multiplying and the great powers are becoming increasingly directly involved
