Rebel leaders who engage in drug trafficking forfeit their right to participate in peace negotiations

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Ukraine should continue striking Russian energy infrastructure despite US pressure

International donors should expand assistance to Yemen despite the risk of aid diversion

Ukraine should have a decisive role in negotiations concerning the release of frozen Russian assets

Humanitarian pauses should proceed without agreement on Yemen's political future

Foreign military support to Yemen's warring parties should depend on verified humanitarian access

Frozen Russian sovereign assets should remain immobilised until Moscow agrees to compensate Ukraine

Saudi Arabia should suspend offensive operations to secure humanitarian access in Yemen

Compromise sometimes requires making concessions to powers that are in the wrong

An alliance of European and North American countries is encouraging Zelensky to continue fighting

Russia does not want to negotiate for peace

The United States has long considered drug trafficking between Latin America and the U.S. to be a policing issue

Drug trafficking into the U.S. could be a geopolitical tool used to attack the country from within

European governments should sanction Russian officials implicated in attacks on communications supporting Ukraine

Ukraine's strikes on Yandex data centres are a justified response to Russian attacks on Ukrainian digital infrastructure

Saudi Arabia should prioritise a negotiated halt to airport attacks over expanding its offensive in Yemen

The United States should use military force to enforce its blockade of Iranian ports

Israel is responsible for civilian deaths caused by explosive remnants in southern Lebanon

Houthi attacks on Saudi energy infrastructure are a legitimate response to Saudi intervention in Yemen

Iran's attacks on commercial shipping cannot be justified as self-defence

Saudi Arabia should prioritise negotiations with the Houthis over expanding retaliatory strikes