foreign policy
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Netanyahu and Trump Meet at White House Amid Iran War Friction
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Donald Trump met at the White House to address strategic divergences regarding the ongoing conflict with Iran.
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Washington Pays Final Tribute to Senator Lindsey Graham as Political Transition Begins
Washington honors the late Senator Lindsey Graham, whose legacy as a foreign policy architect and political bridge-builder is marked by a somber Capitol service.
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State Department Report Alleges Decades of Cuban Influence Operations
A new U.S. State Department report reveals a decades-long Cuban intelligence network aimed at swaying American politics and destabilizing Latin American nations.
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Pentagon Reviews Military Contingency Options for Cuba
The Pentagon is reviewing routine military contingency options for Cuba, though officials emphasize that no decision to intervene has been made at this time.
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Trump Administration Vows to ‘Disable’ International Criminal Court
The Trump administration has announced a campaign to systematically disable the ICC, threatening sanctions against allies who support the tribunal’s investigations.
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Andy Burnham Apology for Labour Stance on Gaza: Is UK’s Position Shifting?
As UK prime minister-in-waiting Andy Burnham apologizes for Labour’s Gaza stance, analysts weigh whether this signals a substantive foreign policy shift.
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Trump Faces Diplomatic Denial and Legal Scrutiny Amid Domestic Controversies
President Trump faces a diplomatic standoff with Iran over Doha talks, while legal pressure mounts regarding his administration’s handling of Epstein-related files.
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Rep. Thomas Massie’s Amendment to Cut Israel Aid Sparks Democratic Divide
Rep. Thomas Massie’s push to cut $3.3 billion in annual military aid to Israel is fueling a deep divide among Democrats ahead of the upcoming House debate.
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Israel Cabinet Unanimously Votes to Recognize Armenian Genocide
Israel’s Cabinet has unanimously approved a proposal to formally recognize the 1915 Armenian Genocide, marking a significant shift in regional diplomatic policy.
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US-Iran Negotiations Face Turbulence Amid Conflicting Administration Signals
High-stakes diplomatic talks in Switzerland show progress, yet President Trump’s aggressive rhetoric threatens to destabilize the fragile peace process with Tehran.
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Graham Outlines Strategy for Potential Iran Deal Failure
Senator Lindsey Graham backs the Trump administration’s interim Iran talks while mapping out a forceful contingency plan involving the Strait of Hormuz and the expansion of the Abraham Accords.
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US-Iran Preliminary Ceasefire Agreement Faces Hurdles Amid Ongoing Lebanon Conflict
As G7 leaders convene, a leaked US-Iran memorandum of understanding aims to end hostilities, yet significant gaps remain regarding nuclear commitments and ongoing Israeli operations in Lebanon.
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Diplomatic Shifts: Evaluating the 60-Day Iran MOU and Evolving Cuba Policy
A critical assessment of the proposed 60-day Iran nuclear memorandum and the hardening U.S. stance on Cuba amid shifting geopolitical priorities.
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Armenia’s Military Modernization Amidst Geopolitical Realignment
Armenia showcases new defense hardware, including suspected Iranian systems, as Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian navigates a precarious balance between Western integration and regional security imperatives ahead of the June 7 elections.
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U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio Arrives in Yerevan for Strategic Partnership Talks
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has arrived in Yerevan for high-level meetings, with plans to sign a significant memorandum of understanding aimed at deepening Armenian-American bilateral ties.