Was die Welt bewegt – kurz, klar, zweisprachig
Vladimir Putin has spelt out for the first time how far Moscow wants to push into Ukrainian territory along the shared frontier, and he has made clear that this strip…
A short technical restriction on satellite terminals in Ukraine has turned into a political headache in Washington. Nine US senators, Democrats and Republicans alike, want the Defense Department’s internal watchdog…
After months of trading barbs over where the European motor industry should be heading, France and Germany have finally found a formula both can live with. Each side gave up…
Two very different moods filled the Europa building this week. When the talk turned to money, the 27 heads of government barely moved an inch. When the Ukrainian president walked…
Edi Rama has survived many storms in thirteen years as Albania’s prime minister, but rarely one like this. For a third straight day on Thursday, students fought riot police in…
Half a tonne of TNT and C-4 is now a diplomatic problem. Last week Lebanese security forces stopped a truck at a checkpoint near Dahr al-Baidar, on the mountain road…
Iraq’s public finances have been under strain since oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz became a wartime risk. Before late February’s US–Israel campaign against Iran, Baghdad sold about 3.5…
Civilian aviation in Saudi Arabia has become a recurring target in the renewed Red Sea conflict. Coalition briefings credit Houthi forces with twenty hits this month on Riyadh’s King Khalid…
Search teams are battling high waves on Romania’s Black Sea shore after explosions tore through a chemical tanker just outside the Danube’s mouth. The San Marino-registered Wine Trader, empty and…
Kyiv has ended a three-day hold on attacks against Russian fuel plants, arguing that Moscow never paused its own campaign against Ukrainian power grids and that US pressure had crossed…