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Piecemeal approaches to the Middle East have made it less secure | The National

Back when the administration of Barack Obama was negotiating a nuclear agreement with Iran, I asked National Security Council officials why they were expending economic leverage plus political and diplomatic resources on stopping Iran from developing a bomb it didn’t have, when these same resources could have been m…

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Seoul shares surge over 8 pct on AI confidence, Iran-Israel ceasefire

SEOUL, June 9 (Yonhap) -- South Korean stocks soared by more than 8 percent Tuesday, sharply rebounding from the over 8 percent plunge in the previous sess, to reclaim the 8,000-point threshold, as risk-on sentiment prevailed amid a ceasefire between Israel and Iran and confidence over the artificial intelligence (A…

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One of Australia’s biggest bank says interest rate pain is over – for now

One of the nation’s biggest lenders believes the Reserve Bank has finished inflicting more pain on borrowers, predicting rate cuts are coming to prop up an economy struggling to deal with high inflation, the war against Iran and the fallout from the federal government’s budget tax changes.

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Iran will no longer accept endless talks. It is creating deterrence on its own terms

As conflict flared up again this weekend between Israel and Iran, negotiations with the US have failed to produce any agreement. Neither side can afford another war, but the path towards a diplomatic settlement has been stymied by Washington’s demands for far-reaching concessions from Iran, without any offer of comm…

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New Gaza border region teachers, psychologists offered NIS 72,000 grant by Israeli government

The Israeli government is offering a grant of up to NIS 72,000 to new teachers and psychologists in the Gaza border area, according to a joint announcement by the Financial Ministry's Wages and Labor Agreements Department, the Education Ministry, and the Tekuma Administration.

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Seoul shares up over 3 pct late Tue. morning on chip rebound

SEOUL, June 9 (Yonhap) -- South Korean stocks were trading more than 3 percent higher late Tuesday morning, recovering from the previous session's over 8 percent plunge, as major semiconductor shares bounced back amid a ceasefire between Israel and Iran and investors' confidence in the artificial intelligence (AI) i…

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