Micol Flammini

The Palestinian village besieged by Israeli settlers and the relentless struggle between the government and the army

To counter the Russian threat looming over its economy, Ukraine is exploring alternative options, including cooperation with Turkey

Vance asks Zelensky to limit operations against the Novorossiysk oil terminal. Kyiv’s conditions and the latest major attack

Moscow is working on its satellites, and the idea has little to do with the familiar faces in the Kremlin. Timing and concerns

Under the agreement, Israel must not withdraw from the Strip until Hamas has been disarmed. The safeguards needed against terrorists and on-the-ground initiatives, beyond the smoke and mirrors of the election campaign (not just Bibi’s)

A Kolobok versus Spider-Man? The debate fuelling discontent in Russian cinemas

Revelations from the Wall Street Journal, fears of false-flag operations. What are the risks facing the Atlantic Alliance in the coming months, and why might Moscow strike?

Names of generals who have already failed in the same task. The situation at the front and what is really happening in Kramatorsk

Ukraine is inviting us to test our air defences. Taboos, restraints and blinders are extremely dangerous whilst Putin’s allies are testing and learning

“We can offer Europeans everything, even our mistakes,” says Ihor Fedirko, head of the Ukrainian Council for the Defence Industry (UCDI), an organisation that brings together key companies in Ukraine’s private defence sector. Moscow’s strong points. Ukraine in the wake of the reshuffles