Global Bond Markets Put Governments on Notice Over Fiscal and Inflation Risks
Higher Japanese bond yields could also affect U.S. markets because Japanese investors have traditionally been major buyers of U.S. government debt.
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Greenland Reiterates Preference for Denmark Ties ahead of U.S. Talks
Danish Foreign Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen said Copenhagen and Nuuk had requested the Washington meeting to address tensions through dialogue.
The United States Has Redrawn the World Map
Observations regarding Russia and the People’s Republic of China suggest that the United States may have evolved towards a multipolar…
Canada’s Carney to Visit China in Bid to Reset Ties
Carney, who has been in office less than a year after succeeding Justin Trudeau, is also seeking to recalibrate ties…
Russia Says US Seizure of Oil Tanker Violates International Maritime Law
Moscow described the US capture of an oil tanker as an “illegal military operation,” stressing that U.S. authorities had been…
Türkiye’s Strategic Test in the Age of Data Centers
Türkiye is being offered a chance to be more than a consumer of cloud services—it is being invited to host…
Trump Says U.S. Considering Options to “Acquire” Greenland
Some U.S. lawmakers from both parties criticized the Trump’s administration’s rhetoric on Greenland, stressing that Denmark is a close ally.
The Caracas Gambit: Power in a Multipolar World
Claims that “the U.S. invaded Venezuela to save the petrodollar” mix partial truths with exaggeration.
26 EU Countries Call for Respect for International Law As Maduro Pleads Not Guilty
Hungary did not support the EU statement on Venezuela, standing apart from the rest of the EU.
Türkiye Sets All-Time Record in Fish Production in 2025
According to preliminary data from the Agriculture and Forestry Ministry in Türkiye, around 600,000 tons of total production came from…
Israel’s Recognition of Somaliland: A Dangerous Precedent in Fragile Horn of Africa
If Somaliland achieves de facto independence and aligns strategically with Israel and the UAE, the Red Sea will be divided…
How the Sahel Is Stress-Testing Great Power Competition
The Sahel has become the graveyard of the post-Cold War consensus.
Trump-Backed Asfura Declared Winner of Honduras Election
Asfura secured 40.3% of the vote, narrowly defeating center-right Liberal Party candidate Salvador Nasralla, who received 39.5%.
Ukraine Unveils 20-Point Peace Framework in Talks with United States
The plan also envisions Ukraine joining the European Union on a defined timeline, gaining short-term preferential access to EU markets,…
Report: 2025 Marked by Extreme Heat, Record Temperatures
Extreme heat intensified drought conditions in many regions by accelerating evaporation rates.
G20 and Connectivity: What Role Can the G20 Play as a New World Emerges?
The G20 can play an important role here by becoming a platform where competing connectivity projects interact, are discussed, and…
Ukraine and 34 Countries Approve Compensation Body for War Damages
The compensation mechanism, facilitated by the Council of Europe, will operate through an International Claims Commission, allowing Ukrainians to seek…
Trump: U.S. Seized Oil Tanker Off Venezuela
The ship seized by the US, identified as the Skipper, departed Venezuela on December 2 with about 2 million barrels…
Ethiopia Pursues Mega Projects but Risks New Conflict in Bid for Sea Access
Prime Minister Abiy’s ambitious development drive clashes with rising regional tensions, ethnic violence and economic strain.
