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AustriaCambodia has initiated a UN-backed compulsory conciliation process to address a long-standing maritime boundary dispute with Thailand after the Thai government ended…
President Trump announced after calls with Israeli and Lebanese actors that both sides had agreed to halt shooting, linking the development to…
A personal departure to Berlin frames a broader story: fading American exceptionalism, spiking dual-citizenship bids, and a global opinion slump.
An overview of the ongoing tensions surrounding the Kennedy Center and how actions linked to Trump might still endanger the institution
Taiwan opposition leader is visiting the united states for two weeks while Beijing urges the united states to reconsider support for Taipei;…
President Zelenskyy is appealing for increased deliveries of anti-ballistic missiles from the United States to protect Ukraine's energy, water and civilian sites.
An examination of President Trump's hesitation regarding Vice President JD Vance and how their relationship influences speculation about the 2028 Republican heir.
U.S. proposals linking aid to mineral access and private health data are creating friction with African governments that raise concerns about sovereignty,…
Gabriel Attal opened his presidential campaign in Paris, seeking to present a fresh alternative to almost a decade of Macron governments by…
Tens of thousands gathered in Lima on 31 May 2026 to protest Keiko Fujimori's campaign, invoking her father's legacy and human rights…
A White House medical memo released after President Trump's latest exam describes him as in excellent health, yet observers and medical specialists…
President Trump’s apparent reluctance to anoint Vice President JD Vance as his political successor has created uncertainty and a subtle strain in…
A concise look at how Trump’s stringent Ebola travel bans revived tensions about travel restrictions, the balance between public health and policy,…
United States defence secretary Pete Hegseth used the Shangri-La Dialogue to warn about China’s military expansion, restate US ties to Taiwan and…
Alina Fernández, a vocal critic living in Miami and daughter of Fidel Castro, believes enhanced U.S. pressure and negotiation could open a…
The United States says it will classify two of Brazil's largest criminal networks as terrorist organisations, a move that could reshape bilateral…