Belarus presents Iraq with evidence of mass killings of refugees by Poland

Belarus presented Iraqi delegates with evidence of what they refer to as 'Polish crimes against humanity, war propaganda, and deliberate failure to provide assistance to refugees'

Beggaring Europe: switching cheap Russian gas for expensive American LNG

EU steps to significantly reduce Russian gas imports will see Europe newly dependent on much pricier US liquefied natural gas

NATO vs Russia: what happens next

In Davos and beyond, NATO's upbeat narrative plays like a broken record, while on the ground, Russia is stacking up wins that could sink the Atlantic order.

Turkey swings west: the Ukraine war and domestic elections

Ankara’s rapprochement with the US has been accelerated by events in Ukraine. These ties will also shape Turkey domestically, with or without a 2023 Erdogan electoral win.

Israeli spyware used on EU Commission members: Report

The Pegasus spyware has been used by governments across the world to spy on journalists, dissidents, and human rights activists

Sit back and watch Europe commit suicide

If the US goal is to crush Russia's economy with sanctions and isolation, why is Europe in an economic free fall instead?

Arab League delegation to hold talks with Russian, Ukrainian FMs

Several Arab states have maintained a position of neutrality amid demands by the west to condemn Russia's military action in Ukraine

Several Iraqi students detained by Ukrainian nationalist forces: Report

According to Russian law enforcement, Ukrainian militants are plotting a false flag operation involving the captured Iraqi students

Russia warns Washington is sending ISIS fighters to Ukraine

Over the past two weeks, Ukrainian officials have been calling for the formation of an 'international legion' of mercenaries

Israel to settle ‘tens of thousands’ of Jewish refugees in the occupied territories

The new settlements are expected to displace tens of thousands of Arab citizens

Frenemies: Russia and Turkey’s ‘cooperative rivalry’

Russia and Turkey are often mistakenly cast as allies. Their active rivalry in some of Eurasia's biggest zones of conflict is only likely to grow as Ankara seeks a seat at the Big Table.