Новости за 09.04.2026

Artemis II is a desperately needed reminder of the magic that can happen when humans come together to realize a lofty goal.

As oil prices surge in the sixth week of the Iran war, businesses across the world are feeling the strain of a widening energy shock.

Tokyo's live music future is coming into focus — and it looks more domestic, and possibly more immersive.

Three mid-size tankers are scheduled to deliver U.S. oil to Japan from late April through May.

The vessels include crude oil tankers, chemical tankers, vehicle carriers, liquefied natural gas ships and tankers carrying petroleum products.

The market potential for such residences is bolstered by Italy's rapidly aging population and one of the world's highest life expectancies.

There are concerns that currently available funds this may be insufficient if the conflict in Iran is prolonged and continues to disrupt global energy supplies.

Engineers in the city of Fukuoka and their private partners have opened what is only the world's second osmotic power plant.

The strikes raised questions about regional truce efforts, with Iran's president saying a ceasefire in Lebanon was essential to his country's agreement with the U.S.

The effort nearly unraveled after Iran struck a Saudi petrochemical facility that threatened to derail weeks of back-channel diplomacy.

Four U.S. astronauts on the Artemis II mission this week flew past the moon's shadowed far side, traveling deeper into space than any humans before.

At talks this week, the Japanese and Australian defense chiefs delivered a clear message: crises elsewhere — including in the Middle East — must not come at the expense of Asia.

Trump and NATO's Mark Rutte met at the White House as the war with Iran has pushed U.S. relations with other members of the military alliance to a crisis point.

Trump's claims of victory over Iran overlook questions about the effectiveness of mixing maximalist demands, erratic rhetoric and increasingly extreme threats.

Tehran and Washington have laid out sharply contrasting agendas for talks set to start on Saturday, but it was unclear whether the ceasefire would ‌hold until then.