foreign policy
Armenia’s Visit Is Framed as Historic Victory, Critics Warn of Long-Term Vulnerabilities
Armenia’s government hails the visit as a historic victory and diplomatic breakthrough, but critics warn the move may deepen strategic vulnerabilities and complicate security calculations.
Armenia’s Foreign Policy According to Russia’s Foreign Ministry
Russia’s Foreign Ministry states Armenia’s foreign policy does not seek to cut ties with traditional allies, signaling policy continuity amid regional changes.
Armenia Outlines Its Approach to Middle East Issues
Armenia outlines its approach to Middle East issues, emphasizing regional stability, peaceful conflict resolution, and diplomacy in a volatile region.
Russia warns Armenia’s EU rapprochement could strain Moscow ties
Russia warns Armenia’s EU rapprochement could strain ties with Moscow, signaling how Armenia’s multi-vector policy may affect security commitments in the South Caucasus.
Trump Navigates Shutdown Threat, Iran Tensions, and Ukraine Truce Claim
President Donald Trump faces a looming government shutdown deadline and weighs potential military action against Iran, while also claiming a week-long halt to Russian strikes in Ukraine.
Canada’s Carney Signals New Path as Europe Seeks Post-Trump Order
Prime Minister Mark Carney has positioned Canada on an independent foreign policy course, signaling a significant departure from the ‘Trump regime’s’ rejection of international alliances, a move echoed by European leaders at the Davos World Economic Forum.
Middle East Instability Challenges Trump’s Emerging World Order
Iran’s internal turmoil, the complex aftermath in Gaza, and the precarious situation in Syria are testing the foundations of President Trump’s evolving global foreign policy, raising concerns about regional stability and international norms.
Armenia signs up for Peace Council membership in Davos, under voluntary funding terms
Bearing down on a headline that places Armenia on the international peace stage, the government of Nikol Pashinyan confirmed on January 22, 2026, that Armenia has approved membership in the Peace Council.
Trump’s ‘Donroe Doctrine’ and Greenland Push Spark Global Outcry Amid Domestic Disapproval
Donald Trump’s recent foreign policy actions, including the seizure of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro and an aggressive push to acquire Greenland, have drawn significant international condemnation and deep domestic disapproval. New tariffs imposed on European allies further strain global relations,…
The Moment Trump Decided on Iran: What Comes Next for US Force
As protests escalate in Iran, President Donald Trump has signaled potential US military intervention, prompting a closer look at Washington’s options and capabilities in the region, particularly after significant shifts in its Middle East military footprint.
Rand Paul Navigates Bipartisan Dialogue Amidst Trump’s ‘Loser’ Label
Senator Rand Paul is set to appear on Chris Cuomo’s new SiriusXM show, ‘Cuomo Mornings,’ aiming for bipartisan dialogue. This comes shortly after President $1 Trump publicly criticized Paul, labeling him a ‘stone cold loser’ for voting to limit presidential…
Senator Mark Warner Warns Against Politicizing Federal Reserve and Cautions on Iran Intervention
Senator Mark Warner, a leading voice in the U.S. Senate, has issued strong warnings regarding potential political interference in the Federal Reserve’s independence and expressed significant caution about military intervention in Iran. His statements underscore critical debates shaping U.S. economic…
Senate Moves to Restrain Trump’s Venezuela Military Powers, Igniting White House Fury
The U.S. Senate advanced a bipartisan resolution to require congressional approval for military force in Venezuela, leading to strong condemnation from the Trump administration and Vice President JD Vance, who labeled the War Powers Act “unconstitutional.”
Trump’s Renewed Greenland Ambition: National Security, Minerals, and Global Diplomatic Fallout
President Donald Trump has reignited his push to annex Greenland, citing national security and vast mineral wealth, following the US intervention in Venezuela. This move has sparked widespread condemnation from Denmark, Greenland, and international allies, raising concerns about sovereignty and…
Tim Kaine’s Decades-Long Battle to Reclaim Congressional War Powers Ignites Amidst Venezuela Crisis
Senator Tim Kaine’s persistent quest to curb presidential war powers has once again taken center stage following President Trump’s military action in Venezuela. The Virginia Senator, a vocal critic of executive overreach, demands Congress reclaim its constitutional authority in matters…