Brazil Explores Retaliatory Options Against New US Tariffs
The United States imposed a 25% surcharge in July on Brazilian goods, citing what Washington described as unfair trade practices.
Politics
Peru Cuts Diplomatic Ties with Mexico
Foreign Minister De Zela confirmed that Peruvian authorities learned earlier in the day that former PM Chávez entered the Mexican…
Report Warns Global Businesses Over Complicity in Israel’s Apartheid System
According to the AFSC’s report, Israel’s apartheid regime has been implemented and reinforced by successive governments across all branches of…
Deterrence Tested in Eastern Europe: Russian UAV Attacks on NATO Airspace
The recent violations of Polish and Romanian airspace by Russian drones, as well as the incursion of MiG-31 fighter jets…
Planetary Sovereignty Begins Within: Lessons from Australia and Tibet
Indigenous governance, led equally by women and men, has long operated through balance, consensus, and reciprocity.
UN: Global Climate Pledges Growing, But Not Enough to Hold 1.5°C Limit
The UN stresses that momentum still lacks sufficient scale to change the global trajectory of warming.
State-Level Cyber Espionage Efforts and Hardware Backdoors
While software-based backdoors (such as Trojan horses) are more common and relatively easier to detect, the real major threat is…
ICJ Orders Israel to Allow UNRWA Aid into Gaza
Human rights organizations say that even after the ceasefire, Gaza remains on the verge of famine, with hospitals crippled and…
Soybeans, The New Flashpoint in Escalating U.S.-China Trade War
U.S. soybean farmers played a crucial role in Donald Trump’s election victories and have long pushed for Beijing’s market to…
Report: China’s Rare Earth Magnet Exports Fall
China’s ability to throttle rare earth exports is an exceptionally powerful tool.
Saudi Arabia in Talks with U.S. for Robust Defense Pact
Riyadh has grown increasingly wary of Washington’s shifting priorities, particularly after the U.S. failed to respond to a 2019 missile…
South Africa: Genocide Case against Israel Will Proceed Despite Ceasefire
Under ICJ timelines, Israel’s response is due by January 12, 2026, with oral hearings expected in 2027. A final judgment…
The Day Has Come to Give Palestine Recognition Its Due
Will Spain be able to maintain its current stance on recognizing the Palestinian state and imposing sanctions on Israel after…
Madagascar’s President Ousted in Military Coup Following Protests
Home to about 30 million people, Madagascar is one of the poorest nations in the world, despite its rich natural…
The Birth, Weakening and Death of the Iran Nuclear Deal
After the First Israel-Iran War ended, international pressure on Iran increased. In addition to defending itself on the battlefield, Iran…
Dozens Killed in Pakistan-Afghanistan Clashes, Border Crossings Closed
Afghanistan accuses Pakistan of violating its sovereignty through cross-border shelling and airstrikes.
Peru’s Congress Ousts President Boluarte Amid Soaring Crime
For now, Peruvians face an uncertain future — one in which hope for security and democratic renewal once again hangs…
Israel and Hamas Agree to First Phase of Trump Peace Plan
Turkey and Qatar—both instrumental in brokering the negotiations—also voiced strong approval for the Gaza ceasefire deal.
The Gaza Blockade and the Global Sumud Flotilla: Illegal vs. Legal?
The key question arises: How does Israel’s intervention against the Sumud Flotilla correspond to international law?
