International Relations
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Iran-U.S. Standoff: Key Leaders, Diplomats, and Commanders
TEHRAN, July 13 — Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, who served as the country’s chief nuclear negotiator during…
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Global Powers Divided Over Ukraine’s Cross-Border Strikes Into Russia
MOSCOW, July 13 — The March 15, 2025, strikes on Stavropol Krai and Moscow Oblast have drawn international…
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US Sanctions on Venezuela: 2017 to 2025 Power Shift
WASHINGTON, July 12 — The figure that matters: $7 billion. That is the value of Venezuelan state oil…
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Iran Publishes List Naming Trump Top Retaliation Target
WASHINGTON, July 12 — The figure that matters: Donald Trump’s name appears first on a list of 13…
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What Happens Next: Timeline for Negotiations
CARACAS, July 12 — The hum of generators cuts through the heavy Caracas evening as residents describe another…
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US-Venezuela Policy: Rubio, Maduro, Guaidó Key Players
WASHINGTON, July 12 — Marco Rubio, the US Secretary of State since January 2025, has consolidated his authority…
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Iran Threat List Sparks Diplomatic and Security Concerns
TEHRAN, July 12 — A list of 13 world leaders published by the Tehran Times as “revenge targets”…
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International Response Fractures Over Venezuela Aid Risks
CARACAS, July 12 — On the ground here, the aftershocks of a single executive order signed in Washington…
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Diplomatic Efforts Fail to Unite Russia and Ukraine in Peace Talks
MOSCOW, July 11 — The diplomatic track between Russia and Ukraine has produced no breakthrough agreement since the…
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Putin’s Inner Circle: Key Players and Potential Dissenters
MOSCOW, July 11 — Against this backdrop of grinding war and intensifying Western sanctions, the inner circle surrounding…
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Sanctions on Russia Since 2014 Shape Global Economy
BRUSSELS, July 11 — Against this backdrop of grinding trench warfare and daily drone strikes across Ukraine’s eastern…
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2025 Conflict End Scenarios: Potential Paths to Resolution Unveiled
KYIV, July 11 — The shift is subtle but real. After more than two years of grinding war,…
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Over 20,000 International Sanctions Imposed on Russia Since 2014
MOSCOW, July 11 — The international sanctions regime against Russia has now surpassed 20,000 individual measures, according to…
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Frozen Stalemate to Escalation: Four War Scenarios to 2025
MOSCOW, July 11 — Analysts have outlined four principal scenarios for the trajectory of the Russo-Ukrainian conflict, according…
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Vladimir Putin at Center of Ukraine Conflict as Tensions Escalate
MOSCOW, July 11 — Against this backdrop of a grinding war in Ukraine that has reshaped European security,…
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Russia’s War Economy: Sanctions Impact and Defense Spending Surge
The coordinated effort, launched immediately after the February 24, 2022 invasion, drew in the United States, the European…
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Russia holds 18% of Ukraine as war nears fourth year
KYIV, July 11 — The shift is slow, grinding, and measurable. Nearly a decade after the conflict began,…
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Putin’s inner circle: The faces shaping Russia’s war decisions
MOSCOW, July 11 — Against this backdrop of a grinding conflict that has reshaped European security, Vladimir Putin…
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History of Peace Efforts Since Russia’s 2022 Invasion of Ukraine
KIEV, July 11 — The mechanics of diplomacy in the Russia-Ukraine war have always followed a familiar pattern:…
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Putin Inner Circle Members Detail Stances on Ukraine War
MOSCOW, July 11 — Against this backdrop of grinding conflict and shifting geopolitical pressures, the question of internal…
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Timeline: Diplomatic Efforts to End Russia-Ukraine War
LONDON, July 11 — The shift is becoming impossible to ignore. Four years into the largest conflict on…
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Russian Invasion Grinds to Stalemate After Three Years of Heavy Fighting
KYIV, July 11 — The shift is no longer a surprise. What began as a multi-front assault on…
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Key Players in Putin’s Inner Circle: Who Holds Power in the Kremlin
MOSCOW, July 11 — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s claim that there are supporters of peace within Russian President…
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Peace Negotiations in Active Conflicts: Mechanisms and Mediators
ISTANBUL, July 11 — The mechanics of peacemaking in the Ukraine-Russia conflict offer a case study in how…
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