International Relations

President Trump’s latest call with Vladimir Putin revealed Moscow’s stubborn refusal to compromise, leaving the Ukraine conflict unresolved and exposing Washington’s diplomatic challenges.

The U.S. has begun revoking visas for Colombian officials once affiliated with the M-19 guerrilla, including President Gustavo Petro’s circle, exposing diplomatic tensions and Washington’s ongoing scrutiny of leftist governance in Bogotá.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s first official trip to Trinidad and Tobago aims to tighten economic ties, but concerns over his record on religious freedom and Muslim rights cast a shadow.

In a controversial move, Brazilian President Lula da Silva visits Argentina’s Cristina Fernández de Kirchner under house arrest for corruption, spotlighting the entanglement of political elites who evade full accountability.

French Foreign Minister exposes Iran’s use of fabricated spy accusations to detain French citizens as political leverage, demanding their immediate release.

Ukraine relocates drone manufacturing to the UK in a strategic move fueled by European funding, raising questions about long-term geopolitical implications and hidden dependencies.

As President Trump sets a firm July 9 deadline on tariffs, South Korean leadership wavers on trade commitments, risking American economic leverage and national security interests.

As the 80th anniversary of WWII’s end approaches, Emperor Naruhito confronts Japan’s wartime past by recognizing the suffering of thousands of Japanese POWs held in harsh conditions in Mongolia—an often overlooked chapter demanding honest reflection.

Japan’s Prime Minister Ishiba heads into a pivotal upper house election grappling with economic woes, opposition fractures, and escalating trade tensions worsened by global tariff wars.

In a decisive move, the US, Australia, India, and Japan pledge to strengthen maritime security and critical mineral cooperation to blunt China’s regional ambitions and safeguard supply chains vital to American high-tech industries.