Under Defense Minister Israel Katz and Prime Minister Netanyahu's command, intensified air and ground strikes in Gaza and extensive operations in the West Bank aim to secure key terrain and dismantle Hamas amid increasing civilian casualties.
Millions across Arkansas, Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Mississippi face long-track EF-3 tornadoes, winds exceeding 70 mph, and up to 12 inches of rainfall—with radar-detected tornadoes in Kansas and Oklahoma prompting urgent safety precautions.
European Leaders Confront a Dilemma: The Arrest of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu, U.S. Defense Security Lapses, and Dubious Arms Deals Highlight Turkey’s Decline Since the 2013 Gezi Park Protests and 2016 Failed Coup—Forcing a Choice Between Immediate Strategic Gains and Enduring Democratic Values.
As the EU reduces bureaucracy to meet its targets of 10% domestic extraction, 40% in-Europe processing, and 25% recycling, U.S. executive orders and China’s export bans are disrupting global supply chains—and national security is at risk.
March Actions on Steel, Aluminum, and Imports From Canada, Mexico, and China Lay the Groundwork Amid a Predicted 1.6% GDP Outlook and Intensifying Trade Debates
In 2023, China celebrated record growth in wind and solar energy—with capacity reaching 1,206 GW by July 2024—yet carbon emissions edged up to 14.9 GtCO₂e as post-COVID reliance on fossil fuels and the construction of over 100 GW of new coal plants underscored a precarious energy transition.