Now a century old, this road – forever etched in the minds of travellers – no longer exists, but lives on in a thousand fragments: motels, diners and neon signs. In a living mausoleum to the United States of yesteryear, and what remains of it

The alliance with the Saudis is, of course, not in question; it has endured for decades amidst contradictions and radical ambiguities, and has intensified with the Abraham Accords, extending to the Persian Gulf. What is in question is the claim to lead Israel as if it were a scale model of the sort used as ornaments in the Oval Office of the White House

Following Platner’s withdrawal, the Democratic Party’s most likely candidate appears to be Troy Jackson, who served as President of the State Senate between 2018 and 2024. When and if he is officially nominated, he will have just 101 days to campaign

In the United States, 66.4 million people watched the World Cup final; above all, it has become a daily habit for a great many people. This is partly because the World Cup has become Americanised

The agreement would allow US companies to help Saudi Arabia develop a civil nuclear industry. According to some sources, however, the deal would exclude IAEA oversight

Congress is seeking to pass the bill on which the Conservative senator had been working for months and which imposes new sanctions on Moscow. But according to some Democrats, the measure could give Trump further power to impose tariffs on both enemies and allies

The hypocrisy of the Chinese leader who speaks of ‘free and fair’ artificial intelligence and excessive national security. The speech at the Shanghai conference

Tehran is reported to have already asked the Yemeni group to prepare for possible counter-offensives. But the Saudi monarchy wants to prevent a new war in the Gulf: “An open conflict could jeopardise energy infrastructure, foreign investment and all major tourism and industrial projects,” says researcher Ari Heistein (JISS)

The Pentagon will carry out annual tests on service personnel’s testosterone levels. And, in the event of a drop in the hormone, it will offer specific therapies on a voluntary basis to replace it. It seems like a routine medical initiative, but it opens the door to historical connections and bioethical questions that may not all be appropriate, but are inevitable