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Israel and Iran Exchange Strikes Amid Fragile Ceasefire

srael and Iran exchanged direct military strikes on Monday for the first time since a ceasefire was declared in April, raising fresh concerns about a wider regional conflict and threatening diplomatic efforts led by the United States to end months of hostilities.

Xi’s Visit to North Korea Highlights China’s Concern Over Growing Russia Ties

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hinese President Xi Jinping arrived in North Korea on Monday for his first visit to the country since 2019, in a move widely seen as an effort by Beijing to reinforce its influence over Pyongyang amid growing concerns about North Korea's increasingly close military and economic relationship with Russia.

Energy Security Concerns Drive Renewables Push Ahead of COP31 in Türkiye

WorldBy Politics Today

ising geopolitical tensions and disruptions to global energy supplies have strengthened international momentum behind renewable energy and climate action ahead of the COP31 United Nations climate conference, according to the UN’s top official in Türkiye.

Pope Leo’s AI Warning Challenges Big Tech’s Growing Influence

WorldBy Politics Today

n his first major encyclical, Pope Leo XIV has issued a sweeping warning about the risks posed by artificial intelligence, describing the technology as a transformative force comparable to the Industrial Revolution and cautioning against allowing technological power to outpace moral responsibility.

Israel and Lebanon Agree to Implement Ceasefire, Hopes Rise for Iran Deal

Middle EastBy Politics Today

srael and Lebanon have agreed to implement a ceasefire aimed at ending months of hostilities, the Trump administration announced on Wednesday, raising hopes that a broader agreement to end the U.

From Astana to Turkistan: Decoding Erdoğan’s Middle Corridor Vision

TurkeyBy Göktuğ ÇALIŞKAN

n May 13, in Astana’s Palace of Independence, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Kassym-Jomart Tokayev stood before cameras and announced what they called an “eternal friendship declaration”, a phrase that sounds ceremonial until you read the fine print.

Trump Endorses Colombian Presidential Candidate Abelardo de la Espriella

WorldBy Politics Today

President Donald Trump has endorsed Colombian presidential candidate Abelardo de la Espriellaahead of this month’s runoff election, injecting an international dimension into a closely contested race that could shape future relations between Colombia and the United States.

From Sherman Kent to Palantir: New Manuals for a Disintegrating World Order

WorldBy Alp Cenk Arslan

an an X post become the new handbook for a dying world order? Palantir Technologies recently transformed the 22 key arguments from the book The Technological Republic: Hard Power, Soft Belief, and the Future of the West (2025) by the company’s CEO Alex Karp and Nicholas Zamiska into a concise series of posts on X.

US Arms Sales to Taiwan Remain Flashpoint in US-China Relations

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rms sales by the United States to Taiwan have once again become a focal point of tensions between Washington and Beijing following reports that President Donald Trump has delayed signing a $14 billion weapons package approved by Congress.

Iran’s Internal Tensions in the Shadow of the Ceasefire

Middle EastBy Yusuf Sosar

he war between the United States, Israel, and Iran has profoundly affected the Middle East and, by extension, the entire world.

Indo-Pacific Deepens Defense Ties as Concerns Grow Over U.S. and China

SecurityBy Politics Today

ountries across the Indo-Pacific are accelerating military cooperation and strengthening defense partnerships as they seek to balance China’s growing military power while preparing for uncertainty over future U.

Pakistan and Mediation Efforts: A New Regional Role or an Opportunist Move?

SecurityBy Said Abdullah Albimani

he late Nelson Mandela said, "work to support courage where there is fear, foster agreement where there is conflict, and inspire hope where there is despair".

Pope Leo Apologises for Catholic Church’s Historic Role in Slavery

WorldBy Politics Today

ope Leo XIV has issued the strongest apology yet by a pope for the Catholic Church’s historical involvement in slavery, acknowledging that the institution was slow to condemn the practice and at times helped legitimize it.

Russia Launches Oreshnik Missile and Drone Assault on Kyiv

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ussia launched one of its largest aerial assaults on Kyiv since the start of the war, firing hundreds of drones and missiles overnight, including a rare strike using the nuclear-capable Oreshnik hypersonic missile, Ukrainian officials said Sunday.

Questioning the U.S.’ Superpower Status: What Does the Iran War Tell Us?

WorldBy Ibrahim Karatas

fter the end of the Cold War, the United States began to dominate the world as the sole superpower.

Iran’s Supreme Leader Rejects Sending Enriched Uranium Abroad, Sources Say

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ran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has ordered that the country’s stockpile of near-weapons-grade uranium must remain inside Iran, according to two senior Iranian sources, hardening Tehran’s position during sensitive peace talks with the United States.

The Gulf Front of the War: From the Oasis of Prosperity to a Security Crisis

Middle EastBy Ismail Numan Telci

n the context of the effects of the war launched by the U.

US Removes UN Expert Francesca Albanese From Sanctions List

Middle EastBy Politics Today

he United States has removed Francesca Albanese from its sanctions list, reversing a controversial decision imposed during the Trump administration over her criticism of Israel’s war in Gaza and her calls for international legal action against Israeli and American officials.

Straits and Armed Conflicts: What About the Strait of Hormuz?

SecurityBy Yucel Acer

ince almost the very beginning of the attacks carried out by the US and Israel against Iran, the Strait of Hormuz has been one of the most significant factors influencing the course of the war.

Report: China Secretly Trained Russian Troops Later Deployed in Ukraine

WorldBy Politics Today

The covert training program, reportedly focused heavily on drone warfare and counter-drone tactics, represents one of the clearest indications yet of direct Chinese military support connected to Russia’s war effort, despite Beijing’s repeated claims that it remains neutral in the conflict.

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Israel and Iran Exchange Strikes Amid Fragile Ceasefire

Xi’s Visit to North Korea Highlights China’s Concern Over Growing Russia Ties

Energy Security Concerns Drive Renewables Push Ahead of COP31 in Türkiye

Pope Leo’s AI Warning Challenges Big Tech’s Growing Influence

Israel and Lebanon Agree to Implement Ceasefire, Hopes Rise for Iran Deal

From Astana to Turkistan: Decoding Erdoğan’s Middle Corridor Vision

Trump Endorses Colombian Presidential Candidate Abelardo de la Espriella

From Sherman Kent to Palantir: New Manuals for a Disintegrating World Order

US Arms Sales to Taiwan Remain Flashpoint in US-China Relations

Iran’s Internal Tensions in the Shadow of the Ceasefire

Indo-Pacific Deepens Defense Ties as Concerns Grow Over U.S. and China

Pakistan and Mediation Efforts: A New Regional Role or an Opportunist Move?

Pope Leo Apologises for Catholic Church’s Historic Role in Slavery

Russia Launches Oreshnik Missile and Drone Assault on Kyiv

Questioning the U.S.’ Superpower Status: What Does the Iran War Tell Us?

Iran’s Supreme Leader Rejects Sending Enriched Uranium Abroad, Sources Say

The Gulf Front of the War: From the Oasis of Prosperity to a Security Crisis

US Removes UN Expert Francesca Albanese From Sanctions List

Straits and Armed Conflicts: What About the Strait of Hormuz?

Report: China Secretly Trained Russian Troops Later Deployed in Ukraine

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