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Subscribe to enjoy similar stories.WASHINGTON—The U.S. has burned through so many munitions in Iran that some administration officials increasingly assess that America couldn’t fully execute contingency plans to defend Taiwan from a Chinese invasion if it occurred in the near term, U.S. officials said.The U.S.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. A BIT OF sabre-rattling can be useful in foreign policy. Too much of it, though, and the sabre is liable to end up pointing back at you.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Like a nonagenarian on a ventilator, the most significant arms-control treaty of the last half century quietly expired last week. Those who were responsible for keeping it alive—septuagenarians and octogenarians all—shrugged: ‘What’s to be done, it’s time had come.’ In the salacious excitement of the Epstein revelations of naughty A-lister names, the death of the most meaningful collective security agreement of our lifetime and what it implies barely merited headlines.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Iran’s missile program was born of weakness in the early years of the Islamic Republic. Now the question is whether it is formidable enough to head off a military confrontation with President Trump.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. DUBAI—The U.S. military has assembled a formidable force in the Middle East within striking range of Iran.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. President Trump’s ultimatum to Iran to negotiate away its nuclear program or face a possible attack leaves Tehran with a daunting dilemma: Either path risks putting the already weakened regime in a more precarious position. “Hopefully Iran will quickly ‘Come to the Table’ and negotiate a fair and equitable deal—NO NUCLEAR WEAPONS—one that is good for all parties.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. BRUSSELS—European leaders racing to respond to the threat of U.S. tariffs for opposing President Trump’s plan to take control of Greenland have an arsenal of options, including trade retaliation, reducing defense ties and a “bazooka" to defend against economic coercion.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. THE LAST time Iran was convulsed by nationwide protests, in 2022, the Arab world was transfixed. The Islamic Republic had spent decades building a network of powerful allies that came to dominate the region.

nuclear arsenals are growing, and the weapons themselves are becoming more lethal, more diverse, and more vulnerable. Arms-control talks have stalled, and most agreements have expired or been so hollowed out as to have lost all credibility.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. A new U.S. missile system deployed in the Philippines puts key Chinese military and commercial hubs within striking distance and hands President Trump an early test of his commitment to deterring Chinese aggression against American allies in Asia.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. PARIS—Two weeks after Russia’s large-scale invasion of Ukraine, French President Emmanuel Macron descended 20 stories beneath Paris to send a message to Moscow. He entered France’s nuclear bunker deep under his regal presidential palace to lead an exercise dubbed Poker.

While the consumption of «green beer» and several popular Irish beverages is one of the most common traditions associated with the festival, there's no harm in throwing a bucket of fried chicken and some great sporting fixtures in the mix.

Premier League. Runaway leader Liverpool looks certain to win a record-equaling 20th title. At the other end of the standings, three from the current bottom four clubs will probably be relegated. The Champions League places, however, are up for grabs with just six points separating the teams placed from third to 10th. And with the Premier League in pole position to win a bonus fifth spot in the Champions League next season, the likes of Bournemouth, Brighton and Fulham are in contention.

Premier League 2024-25 is all set to wrap up in a few weeks. While Arsenal’s chances to make it to the finals may seem volatile at the moment considering its recent performances, the team is leaving no stone unturned to play their best game. On March 9, Arsenal will be up against Manchester United. There has already been a lot of buzz around the match as it marks one of the iconic soccer rivalries. In its previous matches, Arsenal lost against West Ham United, followed by settling for a draw against Nottingham Forest. The Gunners may draw some inspiration in this tough time from their manager Mikel Arteta, who believes that the team will not accept defeat until the end of the season. The odds are slightly in favour of Manchester United, if history is to be believed. In their games against Arsenal, they have won 102 while Arsenal scored a victory in 90 fixtures. There have been as many as 50 draws between the clubs.

Elon Musk’s alleged recent baby mama, Ashley St. Clair, is portrayed in recent disclosures from a former friend as being cunning and manipulative in her interactions, including her purported relationship with Elon Musk. A former coworker describes how St. Clair manipulated stories, disseminated secrets, and even betrayed a pledge to a significant figure in the cryptocurrency industry. Her previous actions are now being closely examined.

Arsenal beat Manchester City 5-1 to keep their Premier League title hopes alive on Sunday, while Manchester United slumped to another meek 2-0 home defeat to Crystal Palace.

Destiny 2’s Episode Heresy brings notable additions. It includes a new dungeon, Heretical Arsenal weapons and subclass upgrades.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. "Waiting is one of life’s hardships." —Lemony Snicket 9 March 2006. Arsenal Stadium, Highbury, north London.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Bengaluru/Mumbai: Private equity firm Multiples is looking to launch a $300-400 million continuation fund to remain invested in three of its portfolio companies, three people familiar with the matter told Mint. "The assets include Vastu Housing Finance, APAC Financial Services Pvt Ltd and Quantiphi," one of the people cited above said.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. At the end of the Cold War, global powers reached the consensus that the world would be better off with fewer nuclear weapons. That era is now over.