Ceuta is the perfect symbol of the politics of fear. Trump uses it against the Democrats, whilst MAGA supporters use it against Europe. But it is Morocco that lies at the heart of the American geopolitical game

The US president maintains that an agreement has been reached. But the Palestinian group does not appear willing to lay down its arms without an Israeli withdrawal from the Strip. And Jerusalem is unwilling to make concessions on the timetable

The Israeli Prime Minister travelled to the White House to try to limit Tehran’s ability to rebuild, rearm and move closer to acquiring a nuclear weapon. “On Iran, the President’s ego is at Israel’s expense. He has to tell his supporters that every decision is his alone. And whilst for America it is a war of choice, for Israel it is a war of necessity,” says Barnea

And how many interceptors remain in the US arsenal? The costs of Operation Epic Fury, which began on 28 February and is receiving ever less support from both Democrats and Republicans

Graham’s funeral and the script for Trump. An hour in Washington amid promises of arms and sanctions passed by the Senate. The Ukrainian president tries to unite the fronts in Kyiv and Jerusalem. But how much does he trust Trump? Until the call with Putin. Meanwhile, Ukraine remains divided between the front line and the streets

The Ukrainian president met Burnham in London, at the naval base in Portsmouth, and is in Washington today. Over the past two months, the United States’ stance towards Ukraine has changed – for the better. The funeral of Lindsey Graham, the senator who never stopped believing in it. The Patriots, the thaw and the Moscow-Tehran axis 

An exclusive club, a prodigious investment fund, cryptocurrencies. How Trump’s revenues soared to $2.2 billion. What sets this apart from the past is the brazenness with which the Trump clan blurs the lines between business and domestic and international politics, and claims the right to extract economic value from the dominant position it occupies

18 American soldiers were killed in the Iranian attacks since 28 February; the figure has since fallen to 14. The Trump Administration is providing little information on the targets and damage caused by the Iranian attacks, stating that this is classified information and that revealing the details could pose a security risk