‘Yellow Line’ Emerges as De Facto Israeli Buffer Zone in Gaza
Although not formally recognized as an international boundary, the Yellow Line in Gaza functions as a powerful internal border.
The Breakdown in Japan-China Relations
The China-Japan crisis stems from the structural tension between China’s ideological framework, which centers Taiwan in regime legitimacy and national…
A Look at Trump’s Proposed Board of Peace and Who Has Been Invited
Trump sharply criticized the United Nations, saying it “has never lived up to its potential” and suggesting the Board of…
Top U.S. Catholic Cardinals Question Morality of American Foreign Policy
Cardinals Blase Cupich of Chicago, Robert McElroy of Washington, and Joseph Tobin of Newark said the United States had entered…
Syrian Government Announces Ceasefire and Integration of SDF
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan held a phone call with President al-Sharaa on Sunday, stressing that the complete removal of…
How the U.S. 2025 National Security Strategy Rewrites Geopolitics Through Technology
Rather than seeking universal technological governance, the US National Security Strategy aims to ensure that U.S. systems remain the preferred…
Foreign Minister: Türkiye Opposes Any Military Intervention against Iran
Fidan underlined Iran’s importance to Türkiye, noting that developments in Tehran directly affect Ankara’s interests.
Trump Doubts Reza Pahlavi’s Ability to Rally Support Inside Iran
Trump described Pahlavi, the U.S.-based son of Iran’s last shah, as “very nice,” but questioned his political viability within Iran.
Greenland Reiterates Preference for Denmark Ties ahead of U.S. Talks
Danish Foreign Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen said Copenhagen and Nuuk had requested the Washington meeting to address tensions through dialogue.
The United States Has Redrawn the World Map
Observations regarding Russia and the People’s Republic of China suggest that the United States may have evolved towards a multipolar…
Canada’s Carney to Visit China in Bid to Reset Ties
Carney, who has been in office less than a year after succeeding Justin Trudeau, is also seeking to recalibrate ties…
Some US Senators Urge Caution as Iran Protests Intensify
Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei accused “foreigners” of exploiting the unrest, while officials have blamed the United States and Israel…
Towards the Second Phase of the Ceasefire in Gaza: Expectations and Challenges
The only way to establish stability in Gaza and enable Hamas to lay down its arms as soon as possible…
Joint Forces Coalition: UAE Ally Escaped from Southern Yemen
The head of Yemen’s Southern Transitional Council (STC), an ally of the UAE, Aidarus Al-Zoubaidi, has fled southern Yemen under…
Trump Says U.S. Considering Options to “Acquire” Greenland
Some U.S. lawmakers from both parties criticized the Trump’s administration’s rhetoric on Greenland, stressing that Denmark is a close ally.
26 EU Countries Call for Respect for International Law As Maduro Pleads Not Guilty
Hungary did not support the EU statement on Venezuela, standing apart from the rest of the EU.
How Prolonged Instability Shapes Life in Kashmir
Duality is deeply ingrained in Kashmiri social life. People often communicate guardedly, carefully calibrating what they say, to whom, and…
The End of an Illusion in Global Politics
The illusion of “order” created by Western countries around international law and the aforementioned values is being questioned.
