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Escalation Without Commitment? The Precarious Logic of U.S. Policy on Taiwan

s global attention has been absorbed by Trump’s obvious foreign policy manoeuvres from renewed interventionism on Venezuela to provocative remarks on Greenland, other, less theatrical but strategically weightier developments have unfolded with far less scrutiny.

Trump Doubts Reza Pahlavi’s Ability to Rally Support Inside Iran

WorldBy Politics Today

resident Donald Trump said on Wednesday he is uncertain whether Iranian opposition figure Reza Pahlavi could command enough support inside Iran to assume leadership, even as unrest continues to shake the country’s clerical establishment.

India-Russia Ties Are Rock Solid but Challenging and Risky

WorldBy Duygu Çağla Bayram

ussian President Vladimir Putin visited India for the 23rd annual Russia-India summit on December 4-5, after a four-year absence.

Greenland Reiterates Preference for Denmark Ties ahead of U.S. Talks

WorldBy Politics Today

reenland’s prime minister said the semi-autonomous Arctic territory would choose to remain part of the Kingdom of Denmark over any closer alignment with the United States, as senior Danish and Greenlandic officials prepared for talks in Washington amid renewed U.

The United States Has Redrawn the World Map

WorldBy Mehmet Ayfer Kanci

he United States' 2025 National Security and Strategy Document is essentially a manifesto of the ‘New American Order’ that Trump has been trying to verbally convey to the world, primarily to the European continent, since his first term as president in 2017.

Attacks on Merchant Ships in the Black Sea: What Law Says

SecurityBy Yucel Acer

ussia and Ukraine have been at war since 2022, and the conflict continues not only on land, but at sea as well.

Some US Senators Urge Caution as Iran Protests Intensify

Middle EastBy Politics Today

senators from both major parties have expressed skepticism about potential military action against Iran, warning that such a move could backfire as nationwide anti-government protests enter their third week.

Russia Says US Seizure of Oil Tanker Violates International Maritime Law

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ussia on Thursday condemned the United States’ seizure of a Russian-flagged oil tanker in the North Atlantic, calling the move a “gross violation” of international maritime law and warning it could further escalate tensions between Moscow and Washington.

Joint Forces Coalition: UAE Ally Escaped from Southern Yemen

Middle EastBy Politics Today

he head of Yemen’s Southern Transitional Council (STC), an ally of the UAE, Aidarus Al-Zoubaidi, has fled southern Yemen under cover of darkness, according to a statement released Thursday by the Saudi-led Joint Forces Coalition.

Maduro’s Capture Tests China’s Influence as Taiwan Debate Erupts

WorldBy Politics Today

capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has dealt a setback to China’s strategic interests in Latin America, even as it has ignited intense debate on Chinese social media—where some users are hailing the operation as a potential blueprint for Taiwan.

Trump Says U.S. Considering Options to “Acquire” Greenland

WorldBy Politics Today

President Donald Trump is discussing options to “acquire” Greenland, including the possible use of the U.

The Caracas Gambit: Power in a Multipolar World

OpinionBy Khalid Latif

n the night of January 3, Caracas was jolted awake by a sequence of explosions so sudden and precise that, for hours, the world believed Venezuela had entered a new war.

26 EU Countries Call for Respect for International Law As Maduro Pleads Not Guilty

WorldBy Politics Today

wenty-six European Union member states on Sunday urged calm and restraint following recent US military action in Venezuela, stressing the need to uphold international law and the principles of the United Nations Charter.

The End of an Illusion in Global Politics

OpinionBy Kemal İnat

ecent developments in world politics mark a crucial turning point regarding the establishment of a global political system based on international law.

Israel’s Recognition of Somaliland: A Dangerous Precedent in Fragile Horn of Africa

SecurityBy Abdirahim M Hassan

n December 26, 2025, Israel became the first United Nations member to officially recognize Somaliland's independence, significantly transforming the geopolitical landscape of the Horn of Africa.

How the Sahel Is Stress-Testing Great Power Competition

WorldBy Göktuğ ÇALIŞKAN

rom the banks of the Niger River, the view of the world looks drastically different than it does from Washington or Beijing.

Saudi Arabia Strikes Yemen as UAE Forces Asked to Leave

Middle EastBy Politics Today

audi Arabia said on Tuesday that its national security was a “red line” and backed a demand for United Arab Emirates forces to leave Yemen within 24 hours, marking Riyadh’s strongest language yet toward its Gulf ally amid escalating tensions in the war-torn country.

2118 results found!

Escalation Without Commitment? The Precarious Logic of U.S. Policy on Taiwan

Trump Doubts Reza Pahlavi’s Ability to Rally Support Inside Iran

India-Russia Ties Are Rock Solid but Challenging and Risky

Greenland Reiterates Preference for Denmark Ties ahead of U.S. Talks

The United States Has Redrawn the World Map

Attacks on Merchant Ships in the Black Sea: What Law Says

Some US Senators Urge Caution as Iran Protests Intensify

Russia Says US Seizure of Oil Tanker Violates International Maritime Law

Joint Forces Coalition: UAE Ally Escaped from Southern Yemen

Maduro’s Capture Tests China’s Influence as Taiwan Debate Erupts

Trump Says U.S. Considering Options to “Acquire” Greenland

The Caracas Gambit: Power in a Multipolar World

26 EU Countries Call for Respect for International Law As Maduro Pleads Not Guilty

The End of an Illusion in Global Politics

Israel’s Recognition of Somaliland: A Dangerous Precedent in Fragile Horn of Africa

How the Sahel Is Stress-Testing Great Power Competition

Saudi Arabia Strikes Yemen as UAE Forces Asked to Leave

Britain’s Undefined Palestine Policy: From the Balfour Declaration to the Gaza Ceasefire

China Launches Major War Games Around Taiwan

Trump-Backed Asfura Declared Winner of Honduras Election

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