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The World in Brief from The Economist
America and Iran to “stand down”; Putin acknowledges fuel shortages, and more
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America and Iran have reportedly agreed to “stand down” after attacking each other over the weekend. Also, Vladimir Putin acknowledged that Russia was facing fuel shortages after Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries.
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