Russia-Ukraine war
We examine battlefield developments and armament strategies in the Russia-Ukraine war. This tracks the conflict's broader impact on global security and energy markets.
Briefs
- Qatar, Jordan and Kuwait condemn Sufa 53 work in Syria
- Sánchez schedules a statement on whether to call an early election
- FBI arrests woman accused of watching Taiwan president’s family
- UK Greens adopt Zionism resolution despite internal opposition
- US bombers leave Fairford and return to their home bases
- Flávio Bolsonaro leads Brazil’s presidential count
- Bosnia’s preliminary count puts three presidency candidates ahead
- Four states agree a follow-up mechanism for Nile and Red Sea positions
- Uchida puts AI’s demand boom on Japan’s monetary-policy agenda
- Sri Lanka and IMF staff agree on seventh review, with 345 million dollars subject to board approval
- Schneider Electric offers 205 dollars a share for PTC
- Japan’s Nikkei gains 2 per cent after weaker US hiring cools Fed rate bets
- Ingenia opens its books to Warburg Pincus’s takeover proposal
- Euro sinks to a 17-month low as worries over French debt and politics deepen
- CSL commits 355 million dollars and development funding to Alentis deal
- Saudi Aramco gives Asian buyers its deepest Arab Light discount since 2020
- AMRO holds its 2026 ASEAN+3 growth forecast at 4.1 per cent as AI exports support the region
- Vučić proposes a 12-minister cabinet as Serbia’s campaign opens
- Tshisekedi proposes compensation for victims of Congo river patrol clash
- Steinmeier warns Germany’s unity depends on defending democracy
- Somalia and Egypt put security and investment on the Alamein agenda
- Samuel’s attributed remains return to Bulgaria in a cultural exchange
- Fire breaks out at Aramco’s Riyadh refinery as Houthis claim a strike
- Pakistan’s talks leave Imran Khan’s party march in place
- Japan protests to US after Marine arrested over a woman’s death in Okinawa
- Over 1,400 Myanmar nationals repatriated from Malaysia arrive at Thanlyin
- Merz’s Kyiv visit brings €1 billion in military aid and €350 million for energy repairs
- Government forces take control of Mekelle as Tigray leaders withdraw
- United List takes 42 of Latvia’s 100 parliamentary seats
- India and Pakistan summon diplomats over two disputed border deaths
Columns
- From first place to executive authority in Brazil
- CSL’s research bill beyond the first cheque
- The LAX arrest puts an alleged foreign-state link to the test
- Ceuta’s route to reception runs through identification
- YES Bank’s growth comes with a changing deposit mix
- The operational limit of inspection authority at Thitu
- The store denominator inside DMart’s revenue
- Panama’s Singapore option: the canal minister’s next task
- The other war behind Samuel’s return
- The margin call moves; the debt remains
- The export gate in the G7 diesel bargain
- Two rate calculations inside Nasdaq’s advance
- The money’s route after designation
- The two burdens inside Cerebras’s price
- URIF’s batteries are operating while its minerals partnership develops
- One $123 bid, two shareholder calculations
- The Najaf flight bargain begins on the ground
- Tesla’s delivery surprise and the profitability test
- The diesel bargain has a delivery date as well as a barrel count
- Thin hiring makes the next paycheck harder to reach
- USS Theodore Roosevelt is under way; endurance sets the weight
- India draws a boundary inside the G20 food consensus
- The savings assumption in the price of IPS
- Housing’s two balance sheets
- The rule that travels from 2002 to the election gate
- Who carries the risk in South Korea’s Alaska bargain?
- Who holds the decisions in the Pentagon’s drone plan?
- Haiti's six-month extension faces a deployment test
- NATO's quantum roadmap assigns a clock to authority
- UK households and companies both moved toward net saving