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Responsible Statecraft: Ukraine’s ‘turned tide’ doesn’t comport ‘with basic military reality’ 11:25 31.07.2026

Responsible Statecraft: Ukraine’s ‘turned tide’ doesn’t comport ‘with basic military reality’

Encouraged by Ukraine’s sustained advances in drone warfare, Western media is abuzz with the idea that Kyiv just might be able to defeat Russia after more than four years of bitter fighting, Responsible Statecraft writes. In May, TIME hailed Ukraine’s drone industry as giving Kyiv “the cards to win without …
Newsweek: Trump’s Saudi nuclear deal fiasco may finally push ally to China and Russia 11:23 31.07.2026

Newsweek: Trump’s Saudi nuclear deal fiasco may finally push ally to China and Russia

President Donald Trump's decision to impose a heavy post-deal condition on a landmark agreement that would see the United States support Saudi Arabia in establishing a civilian nuclear program has threatened to tank the deal and push the longtime U.S. partner to explore separate arrangements with China and Russia, Newsweek …
CENTCOM commander dissatisfied with US strategy against Iran 11:22 31.07.2026

CENTCOM commander dissatisfied with US strategy against Iran

Apparently, even top American military officials do not believe in the effectiveness of US actions against Iran, InfoBRICS writes. According to a recent report, the commander of US Central Command (CENTCOM), Admiral Brad Cooper, stated that Washington's operations in the region are no longer succeeding, particularly regarding strikes against Iranian …
Asia ‘scraping the bottom of the barrel’ as Red Sea oil blockade worsens energy crisis 11:21 31.07.2026

Asia ‘scraping the bottom of the barrel’ as Red Sea oil blockade worsens energy crisis

Governments in Asia are scrambling to avoid their second major energy crisis in six months, as another maritime chokepoint in the Middle East faces a violent blockade, leaving only the Suez canal completely open for the free movement of gulf oil, The Guardian writes. Countries like Japan, the Philippines, Thailand …
When the Tares Get Burned 11:27 30.07.2026

When the Tares Get Burned

Good seed has been sown, but “the enemy came and sowed tares among the wheat" [Mt. 13:25]. In the Church the tares are various heresies and schisms, while in every one of us they are evil thoughts, emotions, desires and passions. We accept the good seed of the word of …
Arrests of Ukrainian mercenary recruiters have begun in Latin America 11:26 30.07.2026

Arrests of Ukrainian mercenary recruiters have begun in Latin America

Authorities indicated that she recruited former police officers, and other weapon trained personnel, to send them to fight in the war between Russia and Ukraine. They were lured by the promise of monthly payments of USD 3,000. We published about Griselda in September 2025, when she was part of the …
NI: Is there a right way to lose the Iran war? 11:24 30.07.2026

NI: Is there a right way to lose the Iran war?

President Trump is fond of reminding everyone that “the United States has, by far, the strongest and most powerful military in the world.” He also admonished Ukraine by saying, “You don’t go into a war [against someone] that’s 15 times your size [like Russia].” These statements betray a belief that …
WSJ: Netanyahu finds diminished welcome from Trump as Iran war drags on 11:22 30.07.2026

WSJ: Netanyahu finds diminished welcome from Trump as Iran war drags on

President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met at the White House Tuesday, navigating a growing rift five months after the two launched a war on Iran that has proven far more complex than either imagined, The Wall Street Journal reports. Tensions between the two had simmered for weeks. …
Bloomberg: Tankers divert to Egypt as Houthi threat disrupts Red Sea 11:21 30.07.2026

Bloomberg: Tankers divert to Egypt as Houthi threat disrupts Red Sea

Empty supertankers are heading to Egypt’s Mediterranean port of Sidi Kerir to collect Saudi Arabia’s crude, a signal of wariness among some shipowners about sailing closer to Houthi-threatened waters, Bloomberg writes. At least eight very large crude carriers are signaling Sidi Kerir and are set to arrive in the coming …
Sergey Lavrov: “What really sets us apart as a nation is something that the West does not have. Our civilisation respects those who created it, built cities and defeated enemies” 14:50 29.07.2026

Sergey Lavrov: “What really sets us apart as a nation is something that the West does not have. Our civilisation respects those who created it, built cities and defeated enemies”

Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s interview with VGTRK television network. Moscow, July 29, 2026 Question: Mr Lavrov, you are a person who certainly doesn’t need an introduction in our country. But I know what can surprise people. It’s your knowledge of the Singhalese language. Would you say hello in Singhalese? Sergey …
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