Another war in the Middle East? Early this spring in Lebanon? Maybe. Maybe not.
Here’s why “maybe”. Within a few weeks, the Israeli operations in Gaza will be further scaled down. The remaining troops will still face attacks from the remnants of the Hamas brigades, but the IDF will be able to turn north and face down Hezbollah without risking major combat on two fronts. The main reasons to do this are economic and strategic.
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It’s uncertain where centrist Tugendhat’s twenty voters will now go. Though it is highly unlikely that Jenrick will pick up any.
China’s central bank has announced a raft of measures in response to fears that Beijing could miss its annual growth target.
Mourners are marking the one year anniversary of Hamas’s October 7 massacre in Israel, as violence engulfs the Middle East and Israel’s bombardment of the Gaza strip continues a year on.
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