Moscow Says Ukrainian Drones Hit Third Russian Airfield in Two
Strike follows similar attacks on Russian strategic-aviation air bases hundreds of miles from the Ukrainian border Source
Ukraine Says Oil-Price Cap Won’t Dent Russia’s Ability to Fund
Zelensky says that capping Russian oil sales at $60 a barrel won’t undermine the Kremlin’s military machine Source
North Korea’s Powerful New Missile Has Shortcomings as a Weapon
Experts say Pyongyang’s latest ICBM isn’t yet a potent threat to the U.S. Source
Russians Systematically Loot Art, Ancient Relics From Ukraine’s Cultural Sites
Moscow’s attacks on Ukrainian museums and theaters are part of a broader assault on the national identity Source
Iran Disbands Morality Police, Considers Changing Hijab Laws, Official Says
Move is aimed at trying to quiet protests that have taken place across the country, analysts say Source
OPEC+ Keeps Oil Curbs Despite Russia Price Cap
Group led by Saudi Arabia and Russia also faces slowing demand in China Source
China Loosens Covid Restrictions as Public Anger Simmers
Local authorities are dismantling some pandemic control measures even as the number of new infections remains elevated Source
U.S. and Europe Gird for Trade Spat Over Washington’s Push
Subsidies in the Inflation Reduction Act trouble European Union leaders, who are divided on a response Source
A Central Bank That Raised Rates Early Now Talks Up
Reserve Bank of New Zealand governor says the attempt to slow economic spending is deliberate as inflation expectations are targeted Source
Russia Will Rely on ‘Shadow’ Tanker Fleet to Keep Oil
Whether the world’s biggest crude exporter succeeds in skirting harsh sanctions starting Monday depends on a non-Western aligned fleet Source