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How India’s Neutral Stance and Growing Mediation Role Could Reshape Ukraine Peace Talks
Ukraine’s Zelensky is leveraging India’s unique position as a neutral power and major Russian trade partner to push…
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The Group of Seven Faces Internal Strains Amid Shifting Global Political Landscapes
As G7 ministers meet in Paris, the forum faces questions about its ability to maintain a unified agenda…
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How the FCDO’s transparency decline risks undermining UK global influence
A drop in aid transparency scores and strategic direction gaps are eroding trust in Britain’s diplomatic and development…
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Global South’s Growing Clout Forces International Bodies to Redraw Security and Climate Decision‑Making
Emerging economies are reshaping the UN, IMF and climate forums, demanding greater agenda‑setting power as they move from…
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What A Hung Parliament Means For New Zealand’s Government Formation
With National falling short of a majority, coalition talks and special votes will determine if the right or…
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How Regional Governments Use Pragmatic Diplomacy to Balance Strategic Competition With China
Explore how foreign offices and multilateral frameworks deploy structured dialogue and economic engagement to manage tensions with major…
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Inside Sanaa’s Supreme Political Council and Its Governance of Yemen
Examine the origins, structure, and leadership of Yemen’s Supreme Political Council as it navigates a complex civil war…
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How Turkey’s Hakan Fidan Is Pushing a New Global Framework to Protect Key Maritime Chokepoints
Turkey’s foreign minister proposes regional-led alliances and G20 cooperation to shield trade routes from conflict, targeting the Black…
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Iran’s executions surge as regime silences dissent amid nuclear talks
A Nobel laureate and EU lawmakers warn of worsening repression as Tehran prioritizes geopolitical leverage over domestic rights,…
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How Stephen Miller’s Elevation Signals a Hardline Posture for the White House
Assess the implications of key personnel appointments on the administration’s hardline foreign policy and national security posture.
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Trump Weighs Iran Strikes After Midterms as Qatar Mediates Talks in Doha
President has not decided on new military action while Qatari mediators say both sides are reviewing proposals to…
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Ukraine puts thousands of war robots into the fight as mud and snow test the new ground force
Ukraine’s rapidly expanding fleet of ground robots faces its first major winter test as autumn mud and freezing…
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UN Demands Investigation Into Yemen Staffer Death as Second Colleague Dies in Houthi Detention
Secretary-General Guterres calls for independent probe into Mohammad el Shami’s death after prolonged arbitrary detention by Houthi authorities.
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Russia to supply Iran with missiles
Russia agrees to supply Iran with 90 advanced missile launchers, deepening military ties
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Why Major International Climate Summits Frequently Overlook Maritime Ecosystems and Ocean Policy
As delegates gather in Antalya for COP31, the persistent absence of ocean health from core climate diplomacy highlights…
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Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani Mediates US-Iran Tensions
Qatar’s emir plays key role in diplomatic efforts to de-escalate regional crisis
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Rohingya Refugees Face Legal And Social Barriers In Malaysia
Rohingya refugees struggle to integrate into Malaysian society due to legal and social barriers
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How Turkey Moved From Climate Talks Observer to COP31 Host and Central Diplomatic Player
Tracing Ankara’s decades-long journey into environmental diplomacy as it prepares to host the pivotal COP31 climate summit next…
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How Domestic Politics and Polarization Undermine Nuclear Deterrence Credibility
Individual leaders, public attitudes, and political instability in democracies increasingly dictate whether nuclear threats are believed.
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Timor-Leste Deports Ex-Congressman Accused in Governor’s Murder
Arnolfo Teves Jr., a former member of the Philippine House of Representatives who was expelled from Congress, is…
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Global Populations Mobilize Against Corruption as Serbia’s Students Win and US Withdraws from GRECO
From student victories in Serbia to US unilateralism, worldwide backlash against corruption reshapes democracy and international cooperation.
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Commonwealth Leaders Convene in Antigua Amid Global Turmoil and Calls for Slavery Apology
Dozens of leaders gather in Antigua to address trade barriers, climate action, and demands for a formal UK…
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Can Diplomacy Survive Populist Nationalism as G20 Ends
Amid rising populist nationalism, diplomats assess if multilateral frameworks can withstand pressure from unilateral leadership styles following the…
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Small Nations’ Contenders Shape UN Secretary-General Race
Contenders from smaller nations vie for the top UN diplomatic role, signaling a shift in global power dynamics…
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How India’s Neutral Stance and Growing Mediation Role Could Reshape Ukraine Peace Talks
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The Group of Seven Faces Internal Strains Amid Shifting Global Political Landscapes
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Global South’s Growing Clout Forces International Bodies to Redraw Security and Climate Decision‑Making
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What A Hung Parliament Means For New Zealand’s Government Formation
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Iranian Attacks on Kuwait Power, Water Plants Enter Fourth Day
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