"He Had to Be from a Verified Family." Historian on the Normalization Role of "Uncle Richard"
Historian Petr Blažek comments on the controversial figure of Richard Chlad, claiming that despite Chlad's assertion of infiltrating the Communist Party to undermine it, he was not a typical dissident or agent and participated actively in the normalization era.
DI: Companies are facing a large extra bill
Danish companies are expected to incur an additional cost of 113 billion kroner this year due to rising oil and gas prices following the closure of the Strait of Hormuz due to the war in Iran.
US and Israel’s war on Iran is a disaster for the environment, analysis shows
The US-Israel war on Iran is significantly harming the environment, rapidly increasing greenhouse gas emissions and compromising the global carbon budget.
WSJ: Markets operate blindly due to the wartime fog. 'It is a nightmare'
World energy markets are now influenced heavily by an unpredictable variable: analysis of war damage.
Analysis: Trump Started Making All Decisions Alone – and Now His Ideas Are Running Out in the Iran War
The article discusses how Trump's increasing isolation in decision-making about the Iran war may lead to significant strategic errors.
Today at The Vima: The polling rise of New Democracy and the fall of new parties
An analysis reveals how the Iran war has provided a polling boost for Greece's New Democracy party while new parties struggle to attract voters.
Metron Analysis Poll: 'No' to the War in Iran, 'No' to Trump
A new poll shows Greek public skepticism about military intervention in Iran and overwhelmingly negative views of Trump.
Ilmari Käihkö's Book on War Chosen as Science Book of the Year
Ilmari Käihkö's book '10 Lessons from War' has been awarded the Science Book of the Year in Finland for its multifaceted analysis of war.
Analysis from West Point warns that strait of Hormuz blockade will strangle US defense industry
An analysis from West Point's Modern War Institute highlights the severe impact of a blockade in the strait of Hormuz on the US defense industry's manufacturing capabilities and supply chains.
Iran War: Why the Strait of Hormuz is Difficult to Secure
British military experts express doubts about the ability of the US Navy to secure the strategic Strait of Hormuz amid increasing tensions in the region.
Battlefield analysis: How Ukraine is fighting to thwart Russia’s spring offensive plans
Ukraine is preparing for the onset of spring 2026, which is expected to bring improved conditions for Russian offensive operations amid ongoing conflict.
Silver is now cheaper by ₹1.77 lakh from its high, big drop today... Gold has fallen by ₹4000
The prices of gold and silver continue to decline despite global tensions due to the war in the Middle East.
Even America's critics often speak its strategic language
The article analyzes the rhetorical frameworks that shape discussions about military conflicts, particularly in the context of American and Israeli actions in the Middle East.
Silver Crashes Amid War, ₹1.60 Lakh Cheaper from High, Learn More..
Despite rising global tensions due to the US-Iran conflict, both gold and silver prices are experiencing a decline, with silver prices plummeting significantly.
For These Reasons, the War with Iran May Be Prolonged
An analysis suggests that the war involving Iran could extend beyond initial expectations, evolving into a complex and prolonged conflict influenced by military, political, and economic factors.
Nazi Germany before the World War: The Warning Sign from Munich
The article explores the implications and historical significance of the 1938 Munich Agreement as described in a detailed analysis by Christian Goeschel and Daniel Hedinger.
Analysis: Iran's War Turns Europe Again Towards the Green Transition
The conflict in Iran prompts Europe to accelerate its green transition away from fossil fuels.
The biggest 'we told you so' of military history? A path into the unknown after two weeks of war in Iran
The analysis discusses the complexities and challenges faced by the US and Israel in their military operation against Iran following the assassination of key leaders.
Review: The Age of Hitler, by Alec Ryrie
Alec Ryrie's book examines how the legacy of Nazism is failing to provide a moral framework for contemporary society.
Citi: Why a crisis of the '80s may better explain the current war in Iran
Citi analysts draw parallels between the current conflict involving Iran and historical oil crises, particularly the tanker war during the Iran-Iraq War in the 1980s, suggesting significant economic repercussions.
Why do the wars in Iran and Ukraine not qualify as a World War?
A recent analysis explores why the conflicts in Iran and Ukraine do not meet the criteria for being classified as world wars.
'China's Nostradamus' predicts how US-Iran war ends as two predictions come true
Professor Xueqin Jiang, known as 'China's Nostradamus', has made waves with his accurate predictions regarding the US-Iran conflict and Donald Trump's election prospects.
Analysis: The Cap War Without a Purpose Could Drive Trump into Great Difficulties
The article analyzes President Trump's unconventional approach to declaring war through social media, particularly focusing on the implications of his lack of coherent goals and exit strategy.
How is a war crime investigated? Independent analyses attempt to reconstruct the attack on the girls' school in Iran
Independent investigations are using satellite images, geolocated videos, and data analysis to piece together the details of a deadly attack on a girls' school in Iran amid ongoing warfare involving the US and Israel.
War in the Middle East: Beirut in the Crosshairs: Where Particularly Many Rockets Strike
A detailed analysis of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, particularly focusing on the frequent rocket strikes in Beirut as reported by various military sources.
Iran war may rage on for WEEKS sparking terror across West - and could include UK
An analysis contradicts claims by President Trump that the war in Iran is over, suggesting continued conflict and increased terrorism risks in the West, including the UK.
Unclear war objectives cause great uncertainty
The article discusses how vague objectives in the ongoing conflict are leading to significant uncertainty among involved parties.
Russia earns additional 6 billion euros in fossil fuel revenue as oil prices soar amid US-Iran war, analysis finds
An analysis highlights that Russia has gained 6 billion euros in fossil fuel revenue during the recent US-Iran conflict, raising concerns about the implications for sanctions and the ongoing war in Ukraine.
The New York Times: 17 US sites in the region have been damaged since the start of the war
A New York Times analysis reveals that 17 American sites in the Middle East have suffered significant damage due to bombardments linked to the ongoing US-Israeli conflict with Iran.
Who Will Win the War Against Iran? An Analysis from an Italian Newspaper
An Italian newspaper analyzes the ongoing conflict between the U.S. and Israel against Iran, noting that no side has achieved a decisive victory after nine days of fighting.
Analysis: One country benefits from the war in Iran, and that is Russia
The article discusses how rising oil prices due to the Iran conflict are benefiting Russia amid efforts by G7 nations to address the global oil supply crisis.
There never was a plan behind war in Iran, analyst says
An analyst claims that the conflict in Iran has been characterized by a lack of coherent strategic planning from key players.
Will Trump declare an early victory in the war on Iran?
Trump's recent comments about a potential swift end to the war against Iran have sparked widespread political analysis regarding their implications and underlying motivations.
Oil prices rise above $100 due to escalation of war in the Middle East
Oil prices have surged past $100 as tensions escalate in the Middle East.
Harsh words from Lavrov about the United States - Explanation from ISW
Russian officials have expressed discontent over the U.S. operations in Iran, according to a recent analysis from the Institute for the Study of War (ISW).
USA: 3.7 billion dollars for the first 100 hours of the war with Iran
The initial 100 hours of the U.S. military campaign against Iran are estimated to have cost $3.7 billion, according to an analysis by the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
Estimated Cost of the First 100 Hours of War with Iran for the USA
The cost for the first 100 hours of the U.S. conflict with Iran is projected to exceed $3.54 billion, with significant implications for future defense budgeting.
Can the Israel-Iran war last up to 100 days?
Experts suggest that the Israel-Iran conflict could potentially last 100 days, but its duration remains uncertain and could end much sooner.
Why has the momentum of Iranian missiles towards Israel decreased recently?
Recent analysis indicates a tactical decrease in the launch of Iranian missiles towards Israel, rather than a sign of weakness or halt in operations.
ANALYSIS: Iran is on the brink of civil war. Kurds and Baloch are raising arms
The article discusses the rising tensions in Iran, where both Kurdish and Baloch groups are reportedly arming themselves amid fears of an impending civil war.
"The USA is not in decline": thus the war in Iran changes China’s mind
Recent military developments in the Middle East are causing Chinese analysts to rethink the narrative of U.S. decline.
In the Russia-Ukraine War, the most important person is the Chinese president, claims analysis
An analysis claims that the Chinese president plays a crucial role in the dynamics of the Russia-Ukraine war.
Analysis: The Prime Minister of Spain said no to war and earned his place as a European value leader
Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez emphasized his government's stance against war in a recent press conference, responding to threats from US President Donald Trump regarding commercial sanctions.
Development of the Battles (Day 1469): The Ukrainian Army Advanced the Most in Two Years. However, It May Just Be an Anomaly
The article discusses the recent advancements of the Ukrainian army amidst a challenging month in February, highlighting mixed analysis on territorial gains and setbacks.
Analysis: European countries are being drawn into a war they did not want
The article discusses how European nations, including Finland, are being indirectly affected by the escalating conflict in the Middle East, primarily instigated by U.S. and Israeli actions against Iran.
Jekaterina Rojaka. The Impact of the War in Iran on the Economy: Is the World on the Verge of a New Energy Shock?
A detailed analysis of how the war in Iran could lead to a new energy crisis affecting global oil prices.
Hell no!: Nearly half of Americans oppose Trump's war against Iran
A large portion of the American populace is against President Trump's military actions towards Iran, according to analysis by a US correspondent.
ANALYSIS ⟩ Donald Trump does not want a long war, but he is not ready to end it without results
Eerik-Niiles Kross, a member of the Estonian Parliament, discusses the current situation in the Iran conflict, highlighting the significant losses suffered by Iran.
Gold often soars during crises. Not this time — so what’s going on?
Despite the ongoing Iran war, gold prices are currently falling due to the strength of the U.S. dollar, disappointing expectations of it being a safe haven asset.
Why Iran can survive a war with the USA and Israel? 'Rzeczpospolita' asked an orientalist
An expert analysis suggests that despite facing attacks, Iran's military structure remains intact and capable of retaliating.