Gabriel Montclar

About the author

Gabriel Montclar is an Israeli journalist specializing in Middle Eastern geopolitics, regional security issues, and the strategic transformations of the contemporary world.

Peru’s Ancient Floods Did Not Turn Society into a Battlefield

A survey in Peru’s Lambayeque Valley finds rare violence despite catastrophic El Niño floods and ritual sacrifice evidence.

UK prepares to ease electric vehicle targets as 2030 petrol and diesel deadline remains in focus

The UK is expected to reduce EV targets this week while keeping the 2030 phase-out of new petrol and diesel cars in view.

COP31 tests whether climate diplomacy can still accelerate the energy transition

World leaders gather in Antalya for COP31, with a proposed global electrification target emerging as a key test for climate diplomacy.

Urban Expansion Puts Tropical Birds Under the Greatest Pressure

Tropical ecosystems hold exceptional bird diversity, making urban expansion especially costly for species-rich habitats near the equator.

Employers Urged to Put Salaries in Job Adverts Before New Transparency Rules

Firms are being urged to include pay in job adverts as new transparency rules aim to support applicants and reduce discrimination.

Why Bedtime Cravings Strike — and How to Make Them Easier to Manage

Late-night sweet cravings often have biological and behavioral roots. Simple changes to sleep, meals and routines can help reduce them.

Cocaine Becomes the Leading Cause of Drug Deaths in England and Wales

Cocaine has overtaken heroin as the leading cause of drug deaths in England and Wales after a decade-long surge.

Wall Street Rallies as Democratic Midterm Gains Recast Policy Outlook

US stocks climbed, bond yields fell and the dollar weakened as investors assessed Democratic gains in the midterm elections.

Carrick Buys Time as Manchester United Turn Crisis Into Victory

Manchester United’s comeback against Roma gives Michael Carrick breathing space after a match that threatened his position.

Binance Says $6.3bn Theft Began With Malware and Fake Interviews

Binance says hackers used malware, fake job interviews and an internal AI tool before stealing $6.3bn from hot wallets.

Supreme Court Refuses Trump Request to Block California Ballots

The Supreme Court declined a Trump administration request to block more than 20,000 California ballots over citizenship claims.

Newcastle Pressure Builds as Matthias Jaissle Faces Early Test

Matthias Jaissle is under growing scrutiny at Newcastle after another defeat brought boos from supporters only three months into his contract.
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