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Global goods trade demand remains 'very, very strong,' which helps fuel global commerce amidst supply shocks. The world economy is expected to absorb various shocks—stemming from extreme weather, wars, and tariffs—due to the artificial intelligence boom and energy transition.

The article discusses the United States' recurring failures in wars due to Washington's history of engaging in conflicts with inappropriate objectives.

Ukraine's strike on an Iranian ship highlights potential connections between the wars in the Middle East and Ukraine. President Zelensky has emphasized common elements between these conflicts.

U.S. President Donald Trump hosts Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy as wars in Iran and Ukraine reach critical stages. Trump's relationships with Netanyahu and Zelenskiy are described as markedly different.

Zelensky and Netanyahu are visiting Washington for Republican Senator Lindsay Graham's funeral. They will separately visit the White House to discuss their region's wars.

Netanyahu and Zelenskyy are in Washington for Graham's funeral and meetings with Trump amid ongoing wars. The funeral for Sen. Lindsey Graham is drawing world leaders to Washington as many seek to meet President Donald Trump during conflicts.

US oil refineries are operating at high speeds due to wars disrupting fuel supplies, increasing the risk of outages. Fuel prices have already risen sharply amid these challenges.

Jamie Dimon states that markets are underestimating risks and he would not purchase stocks or Treasurys at current prices. His comments contrast with investors' recent tendency to overlook geopolitical conflicts, trade barriers, and other economic disruptions.

The U.S. has engaged in three major wars in the past 25 years—against Iran, Iraq, and Afghanistan—none of which achieved their intended outcomes.

Democrats and democratic socialists should unite around primary winners across the ideological spectrum to focus on opposing Trump, addressing the affordability crisis, and avoiding wars. The goal is to secure a majority in at least one congressional chamber during the midterms.

Mojtaba Khamenei vowed revenge for his father Ali Khamenei’s death, which he attributed to a US-Israeli strike. He praised the turnout at the funeral, calling it an 'enemy-breaking and historic presence.'

President Trump’s efforts to increase U.S. munitions stockpiles face challenges due to limited production capacity. A $1.5 trillion defense spending request is unlikely to pass Congress, and defense contractors cannot quickly replenish stockpiles depleted during wars.

The article discusses the lack of understanding among young people regarding America's wars and history. It briefly introduces the topic with the phrase 'Welcome to history.'

Pope Leo XIV warns that wars are being sustained more easily than people are fed as aid money dries up. The statement highlights concerns about the rapid escalation of conflicts compared to humanitarian efforts.

The article highlights that conflicts in Africa frequently dominate headlines, while efforts to prevent wars receive less attention. The UN Peacebuilding Fund is mentioned in the context of promoting peace.

G7 leaders, including President Trump, meet in the French Alps as wars, economic uncertainty, and transatlantic alliance strains overshadow the summit.

Wall Street is gaining access to new catastrophe models designed to predict wars. A car service center in Tehran was struck by a missile.

Pope Leo addressed Spain's parliament, stating that escalating conflict, deepening polarization, and widespread disregard for human rights have caused a profound global crisis. He criticized increased European military spending and urged politicians to end wars and assist migrants.

Supply chain disruptions caused by tariffs, wars, and energy crises are prompting companies to reconsider the 'just in time' model in favor of more resilient strategies.

Patrick Artus argues that wars are economically irrational, yet the risk of new conflicts remains high. A large-scale Russian airstrike occurred in Kyiv on May 24, 2026.

Amanda Borschel-Dan, an Israeli journalist, provided rigorous and clear reporting on October 7th and the subsequent wars. The interview highlights her personal perspective as someone deeply involved in the story. The article is sponsored and published by The Times of Israel.

The article discusses how existing maritime laws are insufficient in addressing the challenges posed by wars and territorial disputes, which are altering the dynamics of global shipping. Conflicts and geopolitical tensions are undermining maritime security and regulatory frameworks.

Varsha Gandikota-Nellutla interviews political economist Jason Hickel about whether capitalism is driving modern conflicts and if Global South states can reclaim their sovereignty.

New research challenges the drought theory behind the Maya civilization's collapse, showing stable climate conditions at Itzan in Guatemala. Instead, interconnected cities likely unraveled due to wars, migration, and economic breakdown as neighboring regions faced drought.

Israel faces growing international criticism and isolation due to its expanding military conflicts and perceived disregard for its traditional Western allies. The nation's actions have strained relationships with European critics and other global partners.

The Pope criticized 'tyrants' who allocate vast sums to warfare, following a public dispute with US President Donald Trump, who accused him of being weak on crime.

The Pope criticizes world leaders for prioritizing war spending over addressing global issues, condemning a 'handful of tyrants' amid Donald Trump's social media attacks. The statement highlights concerns about leadership and military expenditures.

The Pope condemned the world's leaders for being ravaged by tyrants and criticized those spending billions on wars. The remarks followed social media attacks by Donald Trump.