[Editorial] Long-term blockade of Hormuz, all options for securing crude oil must be considered.
Tensions between the U.S. and Iran escalate as both sides threaten civilian infrastructure, resulting in a heightened risk of war and potential disruptions in global energy supply through the strategic Hormuz Strait.
Editorial: It is now fashionable to blame Hungary, but a whole bunch of EU countries support Russia's war economy
The editorial discusses Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's recent actions at an EU summit, criticizing the easier targeting of Hungary while other EU nations also support Russia's economy.
Editorial: The War in Iran Pulls Europe into its Abyss
The ongoing air war against Iran by the U.S. and Israel has achieved military successes, yet concerns over the conflict's prolonged costs and unclear objectives raise alarms.
[Editorial] Increasing Possibility of Prolonged High Oil Prices Requires Enhanced Crisis Response
With the decreased likelihood of an early end to the U.S.-Iran war, South Korea must heighten its crisis response to prepare for the economic impacts of sustained high oil prices.
[Editorial] Korea must say no to sending soldiers into Trump’s war
The editorial argues that South Korea should refuse to send troops to participate in US-led military actions in the Middle East, emphasizing the unjust nature of such conflicts.
Is the West paying the biggest price for the Iran war?
A British editorial warns that the ongoing conflict with Iran may either strengthen or weaken the West’s global standing, depending largely on President Trump's decisions.
Editorial: Don't Dream of Restoring Eastern Relations
The article discusses the significant decline in Russia's ability to conduct intelligence operations in Western countries since the onset of the Ukraine war, alongside Finland's expulsion of Russian intelligence officers and Russia's response through various proxy actors.
Gaëtan de Capèle's editorial: "This war in Iran reminds France of its great economic weaknesses"
In his editorial, Gaëtan de Capèle discusses how the ongoing conflict in Iran highlights France's economic vulnerabilities amid rising tensions and global energy concerns.
Editorial: Appointment of Iran's Hardline Successor, Preparations for 'Prolonged War'
Iran has appointed Mojtaba Khamenei, the son of the late Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, amidst increasing tensions signaling a shift towards confrontation rather than diplomacy.
The editorial by Philippe Gélie: "Donald Trump, the art of war reversed"
Philippe Gélie critiques Donald Trump's approach to international conflict, likening it to deal-making rather than traditional warfare.
Debate in the Editorial Office / If Žilinka supports Čurilla's group, he will go to open war with Fico. Smer will begin to hunt him.
Recent tensions in Slovakia escalate as Prime Minister Robert Fico publicly accuses prosecutor Michal Šúrek, following the detention of Šúrek and members of an investigative team.
[Editorial] US dragging Kurds into its war with Iran would be a disaster
The US is considering leveraging Iranian Kurdish forces in Iraq against Iran, which could lead to severe regional instability.
Editorial: Trump's War Tears Europe Apart
The article discusses the complexities and implications of the U.S. and Israel's military actions against Iran, highlighting Europe's entanglement and the reluctance of its leaders to protest due to reliance on U.S. military power.
The editorial of Gaëtan de Capèle: 'Iranian crisis, no 'whatever it costs' in France!'
Gaëtan de Capèle discusses the implications of the Iranian crisis and warns against the French government's tendency to handle international crises with expansive state support, reflecting on past lessons from the Covid pandemic and the war in Ukraine.
[Editorial] The Stock and Foreign Exchange Markets Have Staggered for Two Days; Comprehensive Measures for Market Stability Are Required
The Korean stock and foreign exchange markets have experienced instability for two consecutive days due to the impact of the war between the US, Israel, and Iran, with significant declines and surging exchange rates prompting calls for government intervention.
[Editorial] 'US-Iran War' causes stock market crash and exchange rate surge, prepare for economic impact
The US and Israel's airstrikes on Iran have led to a significant downturn in South Korea's financial markets, with warnings about potential long-term impacts on both the financial and real economy due to escalating geopolitical risks in the Middle East.
[Editorial] Trump’s unjustified war with Iran threatens chaos for us all
The recent joint US-Israel attack on Iran, resulting in the death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, raises concerns about the stability of the region and the implications of US military actions.
Editorial: This question is now on everyone's lips: how and when will the war in Iran end?
The editorial discusses the ongoing war in Iran, the escalation of conflict, and the challenges of ending it as highlighted by historical military theorist Carl von Clausewitz.
Editorial: Attack on Iranian elementary school kills over 100, unlawful crimes against humanity must stop immediately
The editorial condemns the bombing of a primary school in Iran that resulted in the deaths of over 100 children, attributing the attack to U.S. and Israeli airstrikes and highlighting its violation of international humanitarian law.
'Why did you start the war with Iran?,' asks NYT to Trump in editorial
An editorial by the New York Times questions President Trump’s initiation of military action against Iran, highlighting his campaign promise to end wars rather than start new ones.
New York Times to Trump: Why did you ignite this war, Mr. President?
An editorial in the New York Times criticizes President Trump for launching a military attack on Iran, contradicting his 2024 campaign promises to end wars.
Editorial: Trump only provided a vague comment on Ukraine on the war anniversary
In a nearly two-hour speech, U.S. President Donald Trump failed to address unity and instead promoted discord, while glossing over significant issues regarding Ukraine.
Editorial: This war can last another 4 years – but it doesn’t have to
An editorial from the Kyiv Independent discusses the ongoing war in Ukraine and suggests that while it could last another four years, there are potential strategies to change this trajectory.
Editorial: The Fifth Year of War Begins in Ukraine - The Defender's Position Between the White House and the Kremlin is Uncomfortable
The fifth year of the war in Ukraine begins, marking an ongoing international crisis stemming from Russia's failed invasion attempt.
Philippe Gélie's Editorial: 'Ukraine at War, Four Years of Solitude'
Philippe Gélie argues that despite international support, Ukraine faces profound solitude in its battle against a powerful enemy.
Editorial: 1461 Days – Putin Stops Only Here
An editorial reflecting on the four-year anniversary of Russia's war against Ukraine emphasizes the continued suffering and need for support for Ukraine against Putin's aggression.
[Editorial] The Problem of Putin's Hardline Attitude as the Ukraine War Reaches 4 Years
The editorial discusses the ongoing issues surrounding the Ukraine war, focusing on President Putin's aggressive stance and its implications for the region.
Philippe Gélie's Editorial: 'Donald Trump Facing Iran, the Hazardous Gamble of War'
Philippe Gélie discusses the precarious situation of Donald Trump's military strategy toward Iran amid rising tensions and an increasing American naval presence in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Myroslava uncovers the rapes and torture by Russians. For two weeks, she found shelter at Altinget's editorial office: "I have noticed how quiet this city is"
Myroslava Chaiun, a young journalist from Ukraine, uncovers graphic accounts of sexual violence and torture inflicted by Russian soldiers on Ukrainian citizens, highlighting the personal story of a 16-year-old rape victim from Kherson.
Press advocates condemn Pentagon move to seize editorial control of Stars and Stripes
Press freedom advocates have criticized the Pentagon's decision to take editorial control of the Stars and Stripes newspaper, which has historically served military personnel since the US Civil War.
El Roto: the world at war
This editorial cartoon illustrates the current global conflicts as viewed by the artist El Roto.
China says US trade war, tech curbs have spurred ‘independent innovation’
China claims that the US trade war and technology restrictions have catalyzed its independent innovation efforts, as stated in a recent editorial by the People’s Daily.
The 'Uclés case': dazzling success, editorial war, insults on social media, and the Nadal Prize
The meteoric rise of David Uclés, author of 'The Peninsula of Empty Houses', culminated in winning the Nadal Prize amidst an editorial battle and social media backlash.