foreign policy
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External Pressures Shape Armenia Political Discourse Environment
Foreign actors are increasingly vocal about their preferences for Armenia’s political future, raising concerns about sovereignty and democratic integrity.
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Trump’s Diplomatic Gamble Amidst Sliding Domestic Approval
As President Trump’s approval hits a second-term low, his administration pursues high-stakes Iran talks in Pakistan while facing global scrutiny.
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Armenia Pivots to Energy Diplomacy Amid Regional Stability Claims
Deputy Foreign Minister Vahan Kostanyan frames South Caucasus stability as an economic lever, highlighting the US-backed TRIP energy project for Armenia.
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Trump Administration Shifts Cuba Strategy Amid Secret Havana Talks
U.S. officials held secret talks in Havana as the Trump administration balances aggressive regime-change rhetoric with potential diplomatic off-ramps.
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Seoul’s Assertive New Foreign Policy Hits Global Stage
South Korea is shifting toward a more independent, assertive diplomatic posture as it navigates defense breakthroughs in Europe and complex global crises.
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JD Vance Leads Emergency Iran Peace Talks in Pakistan
U.S. Vice President JD Vance has arrived in Islamabad for high-stakes negotiations aimed at ending the six-week war with Iran and reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
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VP Vance’s Vatican Envoy Gaffe Sparks Pentagon Meeting Controversy
Vice President JD Vance’s public forgetting of Cardinal Christophe Pierre’s name has amplified scrutiny over a reported January meeting at the Pentagon.
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Trump Confronts Rutte Over NATO Stance Following Iran War
President Donald Trump met with NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte to address grievances over allied non-participation in the Iran conflict and renewed threats of U.S. withdrawal.
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German FM Wadephul: EU needs majority voting to aid Ukraine
German Foreign Minister Wadephul advocates for a qualified majority voting system in the EU, arguing unanimity hinders effective aid to Ukraine and sanctions against Russia.
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Philippines Secures Iran Transit Deal for Oil Shipments
The Philippines has secured a safe passage agreement with Iran for its vessels through the Strait of Hormuz, marking a tactical shift to protect its energy supply and seafarers amid regional conflict.
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Trump to Address Nation Amid Iran War Exit Speculation
President Trump is scheduled to deliver a national address tonight, as he signals a potential U.S. withdrawal from the conflict with Iran within weeks.
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Marco Rubio: US Working to Change Cuban Government System
Secretary of state Marco Rubio stated that the United States is actively working to alter Cuba’s governmental structure, with further updates anticipated soon.
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Uganda Faces Internal and External Political Turbulence
As Uganda approaches critical parliamentary elections, Speaker Anita Among faces mounting challenges, while military chief Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba signals a controversial shift in foreign military alignment.
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G7 Allies Press Rubio on Russia-Iran Ties Amid Mideast War
European ministers urged U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio to address Russian support for Iran’s targeting of U.S. forces during a G7 meeting.
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Rubio Presses G7 for Iran Support Amid Strained Ties
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is urging G7 allies to increase military backing in the Iran conflict, even as diplomatic friction over recent White House rhetoric complicates the path toward a unified front.