Russia’s increasingly effective use of drones is helping its forces maintain a grinding, slow-motion advance in the war with Ukraine. It is weakening Kyiv’s hand at the negotiating table. https://t.co/R0kK3wedRr ...

For years, Russia relied on migrants from Central Asia to fill gaps in its workforce. As demographics and the war in Ukraine drive the sharpest labor crisis in decades, recruiters are casting a wider net https://t.co/OPn3dIiaJo ...

Decades after governments dismantled [music] food reserves and placed their faith in global trade, a growing number are rebuilding emergency stockpiles. From Sweden and Norway to India and Indonesia, states are withholding ever larger quantities of rice, wheat, and other staples as insurance against a world that they view as increasingly unstable. The return of food stockpiling reflects a convergence of shocks.Pandemic era disruptions, the wide ares generated by the war in Ukraine and conflicts in Gaza, Ven ...

From satellite imagery to rapid battlefield feedback, open-source intelligence has played a crucial role in offsetting Russia’s conventional advantage in the war in Ukraine. @Will4Planet explains to @shashj, how data has helped to shape Ukraine’s battlefield decisions. Watch the full interview: https://t.co/el8LvCUQ5P ...

Russia’s defense industry is poised to slow sharply this year as the Kremlin opts to prioritize economic stability and balancing finances over further increases in spending on the war in Ukraine https://t.co/U242brdbl6 ...

RT vitalik.eth (@VitalikButerin)I'll do the ill-advised thing and try to explain my own thought process and constraints (and possibly unadmitted cowardice) that guide when I do and don't speak on these kinds of political topics - and further down just say what some of my direct opinions are. It's 2026, the careful route isn't getting us anywhere anymore, might as well try being open.When it comes to hot political issues (not abstract questions like tax policy, surveillance, etc, which it's actually easy to ...

Can Scotland's Ukrainian refugees ever go home? https://t.co/YYt0L2UVUZ ...

Many in the West are weary of the war in Ukraine. Some are tempted by the idea that giving Vladimir Putin what he wants might bring peace. In a new book, Carlo Masala lays out where such wishful thinking might lead https://t.co/aOlLkq2n2b ...

Geopolitical Analysis - The report discusses the upcoming fourth anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2026 [1] - It mentions ongoing peace deal talks amidst the conflict [1] - The report features an interview with Tim Mak, founder of The Counteroffensive, providing a human interest perspective on the war in Ukraine [1] Journalistic Focus - The Counteroffensive covers the war in Ukraine from a human interest perspective [1] - Tim Mak discusses his life in Kyiv and potential political ways forward [1] Media Outlet - MS NOW provides domestic and international breaking news and opinion journalism [1]

In the first world war, the Christmas truce between German and allied soldiers in the winter of 1914 was short-lived. In Ukraine, it may be non-existent https://t.co/Dv4hNcjlEG ...