A temporary “truce” for the parade: Kremlin announces three-day ceasefire
Russia has announced a temporary ceasefire with Ukraine for 8-11 May, apparently to allow the May 9 parade in Moscow to go ahead unhindered. Ukraine does not trust such gestures and considers them political manipulation.
Chief Rabbi of Ukraine in Washington: Meetings in support of Ukraine
The Chief Rabbi of Ukraine, Moshe Asman, recently paid an important visit to Washington, D.C., where he held a series of meetings with American politicians and representatives of the Jewish community.
Trump leaves Israel out of the game: talks with Iran, deal with Houthis and visit to the Middle East
During his visit to the Middle East, Donald Trump left Israel out of the equation while striking deals with Iran and the Houthis. This unexpected move caused concern in Jerusalem, as Israel did not seem to be involved in important negotiations. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu received another surprise from the “America First” policy, which could lead to Israel’s isolation in the regional arena. Will this force the Israeli leadership to reconsider its foreign policy? Read more about the implications of these developments for Israeli-American relations.
EU prepares 17th package of sanctions against Russia: chemical weapons, shadow fleet and Surgutneftegaz in focus
The European Commission has proposed new sanctions against Russia for the use of chemical weapons and hybrid threats. The 17th package of restrictions will include 140 vessels, dozens of companies and sanctions against the oil giant Surgutneftegaz.
