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…
Russia-Ukraine War: North Korea Pledges Closer Ties with Russia amid Western Sanctions
Will the North Korean combat personnel be deployed in Ukraine to support Russia?
India Tightens Sanctions against Chinese Technology Companies
Several Chinese businesses face difficulties conducting business in India.
Pope’s Apology over Church Abuses Touch Old Wounds of Victims
Survivors in Canada had repeatedly demanded that the pope apologize for the Church’s role in the “cultural genocide.”
Who is Liz Truss, the Likely Next Prime Minister of the United Kingdom?
Truss has nearly always voted for stricter asylum laws and has consistently supported stricter enforcement of immigration laws.
After Two Decades, Serbia and Kosovo Are on the Brink of War
Tensions between Belgrade and Pristina have been simmering for over two decades due to the unresolved Kosovo conflict.
Europe Allocates More Funds for Joint Defense: Is the European Army on the Way?
The European Union is getting closer to a common security understanding.
A Year On, The Taliban Still Seek International Recognition
Almost a year after the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, many governments still tie their recognition of the Taliban to its…
The Latest Gaza-Israel Escalation: How Did It Happen?
Among those killed in Gaza were Dunyana al-Amour, 23, a student of fine arts at Al-Aqsa University, and 5-year-old Alaa’…
Tiran and Sanafir Islands May Tie the Saudi-Israel Knot
Will Biden set the “crown jewel” of the Arab-Israeli relations?
Panama Shows Signals of Becoming the Next Sri Lanka
The Panamanian economy had a growth rate of 6.5 percent, but many Panamanians feel they are not participating in this…
Russia Takes over Sakhalin-2, Raising Stakes amid Western Sanctions
The move may indirectly drive up energy prices due to the search for alternative sources.
Global Food Crisis: Russia and the West Play the Blame Game
As the Ukraine War’s effects are felt in the global markets, Russia and the West play the blame game about…
Migration Remains a Hot Topic in Turkey with New Regulations Imposed
As presidential elections in 2023 near, migration will continue to remain a hot topic in Turkish politics.
Sinn Fein’s Triumph in Northern Ireland Brings Good News to Palestine
The prospect of a United Ireland will influence and promote Sinn Féin’s present stance in favor of an independent Palestinian…
Turkey Closes Airspace to Russian Planes Flying to Syria
Turkey has placed a three-month ban on Russian planes flying to Syria.
Sweden and Finland to Apply for NATO in May
The public opinion and political will in both Sweden and Finland are in favor of joining NATO.
