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The NATO summit this week was almost a one-man show starring someone whose country is not yet a member: Volodymyr Zelensky. He, of course, was hoping to win over the Alliance to give him a time frame for Ukraine's membership. He did not get that. But Zelensky did secure more weapons and a lot of goodwill from the de factor leader of NATO.
Last week at this time, we were listening to Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko boasting how it's thanks to him that Wagner mercenaries halted their march on Moscow and that he convinced Vladimir Putin not to take out Yevgeny Prigozhin. Now the same Lukashenko says Prigozhin has upped and left Belarus.
You have to turn the clock back two decades to the second Intifada for the last time Israel used a helicopter gunship against West Bank militants. That's what happened on Monday in the Palestinian refugee camp in Jenin. The next day, Jewish settlers were targeted in a gas station shooting spree. Israel's most far-right government ever includes settlers who don't hold back.
The US announcement of plans to transfer warplane engine technology to Delhi offers quite the contrast from the days India turned to Russia for weapons and the US armed Pakistan.
We also ask about the fascination with the Titanic, the world’s largest cruise ship that went down during its maiden transatlantic crossing in 1912. Long before James Cameron's 1997 Hollywood blockbuster, the story of the rich and poor who embarked captivated our collective imagination.
There's no quick win in Ukraine's counteroffensive. But it's definitely on. Reuters journalists this Friday filmed the newly retaken village of Neskuchne in eastern Ukraine, which shows evidence of the heavy fighting.
The tragedy comes weeks ahead of the Greek elections, in which a right-wing party is expected to win, and just days after the EU struck a deal on a new asylum pact to better share the burden on legal and illegal entries into the bloc.
The prosecutors argue that Trump's actions are nothing short of a violation of the US's Espionage Act, a scale unprecedented for a former US president.