Raz Zimt to Vima: 'The war will end when Trump decides'
Raz Zimt, director of the Iran program at the Israeli Institute for National Security Studies, shares insights on the divergent interests of Israel and the U.S. regarding Iran and suggests Trump might end the war before achieving all set goals.
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.
The European Union Studies Curbing Energy Costs Amid Ongoing Iran War
EU energy ministers are meeting to discuss options for controlling rising energy costs due to the continuing war in Iran.
A Ugandan student in Iran flees the war, recounts his journey
A Ugandan architecture student, Isaac Nimwesiga, recounts his harrowing escape from Iran amidst the outbreak of war, joining many others who chose to leave for safety while some opted to stay for their studies.
Missiles, bombs, and drones: already spent 10 billion. The costs of the war shake Washington
The United States has reportedly spent 3.7 billion dollars in the first hundred hours of combat, with alarming expenses revealed by the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS).
What you should eat at each stage of life
The article discusses historical food rationing during WWII in the UK and its implications for health studies in later years, particularly regarding sugar consumption.
Sport and the Iran War: 'A Super-GAU for the Gulf States'
Islamic studies scholar Sebastian Sons discusses the implications of the Iran war on sports in the Middle East and the increased political nature of the upcoming World Cup in the USA compared to Qatar.
American Institute: The First 100 Hours of War Cost $3.7 Billion
A report from the Center for Strategic and International Studies reveals that the first 100 hours of the war against Iran cost $3.7 billion.
Rector of the War Studies University: Those who protest against SAFE wish Poland harm. Investment in security is a matter of state interest
The SAFE program has ignited a political dispute in Poland regarding national security funding amid criticisms from the opposition.
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.
The War Child was impressed by the image of herring and schnapps - the consequences can be seen in Tampere
An exhibition showcasing the works of Finnish graphic artist Pentti Kaskipuro opens at the Sara Hildén Art Museum in Tampere, featuring iconic food studies and reflecting his significant artistic journey.
European armies are not adequately prepared in the field of offensive drones
A report from the International Institute for Strategic Studies highlights significant gaps in military preparedness among European armies, particularly concerning advancements in offensive drone technology resulting from the Ukraine War.
Who is winning the war? Conflict between Russia and Ukraine hits 4 years; deadlock over peace agreement continues
As the conflict between Russia and Ukraine marks its fourth anniversary, a report by the Center for Strategic and International Studies highlights the steep costs of the war for Russia, questioning the validity of its military gains.
Iran, Trump studies the attack: 'Khamenei among the targets'
The U.S. military is preparing for a potential attack on Iran while Tehran and Washington are discussing a compromise to avoid war.
Vrček: Scientific War in Serbia – Over Lithium
A significant discovery of jadarite, a lithium-rich mineral, has been made in western Serbia's Jadar Valley, prompting interest and geological studies by multinational company Rio Tinto, which estimates over 150 million tons of reserves in the area.
This is the real truth about the war in Ukraine: No one has experienced this since World War II
According to a recent report by the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), Russia has suffered unprecedented losses in conflicts since World War II as the war in Ukraine approaches its fourth year.
'We are the people' has become unusable due to appropriation by right-wing forces
Cultural scientist Daphne Weber explores the potency of political slogans, explaining how 'We are the people' from the Peaceful Revolution has been co-opted by nationalist forces and discussing the enduring relevance of slogans like 'Peace to the huts, war to the palaces.'