US: Prioritizing ‘Asia First’ Sparks Controversy Over European Allies
The future direction of US grand strategy remains uncertain.
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Maritime Corridors, Not Airdrops Can Help with Relief Efforts to Gaza
As the humanitarian crisis in Gaza deepens amidst ongoing conflict, two nascent maritime corridors present a glimmer of hope.
U.S. Diplomat: AUKUS Submarine Pact Could Deter China Over Taiwan
The U.S. State Department’s Deputy Secretary, Kurt Campbell, hinted at a potential link between the AUKUS submarine project and deterring…
Israeli Airstrike in Gaza Kills Seven Workers from World Central Kitchen
The World Central Kitchen, founded by celebrity chef José Andrés, played a crucial role in delivering vital food aid to…
Argentina and Colombia Avert Diplomatic Crisis Amid Presidential Spat
The friction between President Milei and President Petro has been characterized by heated exchanges, with past confrontations revolving around ideological…
Flash Floods and Landslides in West Sumatra: Environmental Degradation Intensifies Disasters
Indonesia’s status as one of the largest global emitters of greenhouse gases underscores the environmental toll of its activities.
U.S. President Biden to Host Trilateral Summit with Japan and South Korea
During a NATO summit in Washington DC, the U.S. is also expected to hold talks with Japan and South Korea…
Interpol Warns of Global Crisis as Human Trafficking and Cyber Scams Surge
Trafficking in Southeast Asia is raking in an estimated $2 trillion to $3 trillion annually.
Poll: Majority of Americans Disapprove of Israeli Military Actions in Gaza
Republicans in the US remain the most supportive group of Israel’s actions in Gaza, but their approval has declined from…
Turkey Refutes Claims of Military Collaboration with Israel Amid Gaza Genocide
Turkey’s Defense Ministry dismissed allegations of any cooperation with Israel, particularly in the defense sector, emphasizing the nation’s unwavering support…
Experts Warn of Neomedieval Shift in Global Dynamics Amid US-China Rivalry
As the US-China rivalry continues, experts warn against relying on outdated analytical frameworks to understand current developments.
Japan Approves Plan to Export Fighter Jets, Breaking from Pacifist Tradition
Japan aims to support its defence industry and enhance its military capabilities by expanding into international markets.
US and UK Accuse China of Cyberespionage Targeting Millions of People
FBI Director Christopher Wray condemned China’s cyber activities, characterizing them as brazen attempts to undermine American cybersecurity and innovation.
Russia Doubts Islamic State’s Responsibility for Concert Attack
Russia has cast doubt on assertions made by the United States regarding the involvement of the Islamic State in the…
The Weaponization of Water in Conflict Zones: A Global Crisis Unfolds
Libya, torn apart by a decade of conflict, has also seen its water infrastructure targeted and destroyed.
UN Passes Safe and Secure AI Resolution
The UN has recently endorsed a resolution promoting safe, secure, and trustworthy AI systems for sustainable development.
Kremlin: China Under Pressure, But Trade Ties With Russia to Continue
Pressure on China poses certain challenges, but it will not be an obstacle to the development of trade and economic…
Biden Urged by Former US Officials to Harden Approach Towards Israel
US former officials urged, in a letter to Biden, Israel to adhere to rules of engagement consistent with international law.
Somali Pirates Return to the Global Stage
After lying dormant for nearly a decade, recent pirate raids in Somalia are escalating, driven by a security vacuum left…
Canada Halts Arms Shipments to Israel Over Gaza
Canada’s decision to halt arms shipments to Israel marks a departure from its previous policies.
CSIS Report: China’s Food Security Faces Some Challenges
China’s top food security challenges include diminishing arable land, water scarcity, and environmental degradation.
Europe Grapples with Energy Blackmail Amidst Geopolitical Tensions
The EU has taken several steps to strengthen energy resilience in response to the threat of energy blackmail.
Turkish FM Fidan warns Talabani’s PUK in Iraq to distance itself from PKK
Hakan Fidan’s visit coincided with news that Iraq’s National Security Council had officially designated the PKK as an outlawed group.
