The Economist looks at how the strikes could influence the Gaza peace negotiations: Optimists in the administration hope they could lay a ...
Putin is winning the PR war, writes Handelsblatt: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky walks through the snow-covered streets of Kyiv in ...
Political scientist Iliya Kusa insists in Unian that a regional escalation is unlikely: Political scientist Iliya Kusa insists in Unian ...
The fact that more and more players are succumbing to the temptation of Saudi money could soon become a problem for European football, ...
There can only be peace once Hamas has been eliminated, writes The Daily Telegraph: As with Japan and Nazi Germany in World War II, it ...
This was foreseeable, La Repubblica complains: Last night, rumours were rife in the corridors of Expo City Dubai that al-Jaber had taken ...
For the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi's visit to Riyadh sheds light on the geopolitical changes since the ...
Saudi Arabia is also on the losing side in this conflict, Avvenire notes: The war undermines the Saudis' regional strategy and could, even ...
Hamas doesn't have the potential to continue on its own, Trud notes: Hamas is part of a bloc, one could even describe it as an instrument ...
Radio Kommersant FM also sees a trial of strength in the Islamic world playing out in the background of the Gaza conflict: Turkey, Iran and ...