international relations
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Iran warns UK over US base access amid Strait of Hormuz tensions
The UK has authorized the US to use its military bases for defensive strikes against Iranian missile sites targeting ships in the Strait of Hormuz, drawing a sharp warning from Iran.
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US Ambassador to South Africa demarched over political speech
South African authorities have formally demarched US Ambassador Leo Brent Bozell III following his controversial remarks regarding the ‘Kill the Boer’ slogan.
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Putin Expresses Gratitude to Aliyev for Iran Evacuation Support
Vladimir Putin expressed gratitude to Ilham Aliyev for Azerbaijan’s support in evacuating Russian citizens from Iran and facilitating humanitarian aid.
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Parties Are Not Unified on the Nagorno-Karabakh Incident
The reported incident around the Najaf airport is described through official statements from Iranian, Armenian, and Azerbaijani sources.
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South Korea’s Economy and Defense Posture Tested by Global Crises
South Korea’s Kospi index plunged amid escalating Middle East conflict, threatening its economic stability. Discussions also continue on potential redeployment of US air defense systems, underscoring Seoul’s vital global role.
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U.S.-Israel Conflict with Iran Widens Amid Escalating Attacks
The U.S. and Israel escalated strikes on Iran and its proxies on Monday, March 2, 2026, as Iran retaliated with missile attacks across the Middle East. The widening conflict has caused hundreds of casualties and heightened global concern.
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Khamenei Killed in Tehran, Putin’s Alliance Limits Exposed
Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was killed in Tehran. This event starkly highlights the limits of Russia’s support for its allies.
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UK PM Starmer Confirms British Role in Middle East Defense
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer confirmed British forces are engaged in defensive operations in the Middle East after US-Israeli strikes on Iran and subsequent Iranian retaliation.
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Ukraine, United States, and Russia Three-Way Talks
Ukrainian, American, and Russian talks are planned for early March in Abu Dhabi, with official statements highlighting security concerns and aims for de-escalation and stable diplomacy.
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President Aliyev Will Not Join European Political Community Summit
The Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry confirmed President Ilham Aliyev will not participate in the European Political Community summit in Yerevan.
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Ukraine Marks Four Years of Full-Scale War: A Nation Transformed
Four years after Russia’s full-scale invasion, Ukraine reflects on a profound national transformation. The nation shed illusions, forging a resilient identity and reshaping its international partnerships.
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Donald Trump’s Silence on Dutch PM Rob Jetten Draws Global Attention
Rob Jetten, the Netherlands’ new PM, received global congratulations on his historic appointment. Donald Trump’s notable silence, however, has drawn international attention.
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Mark Carney Declares End of US-Led World Order in Davos
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney asserted the end of the US-led global order at Davos, urging nations to forge a new, independent architecture.
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Armenia-Zimbabwe Cooperation Opens New Horizons
Armenia and Zimbabwe conducted their first political consultations, outlining plans to deepen cooperation across multiple sectors.
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Trump’s Board of Peace Convenes to Address Gaza Crisis
Donald Trump’s Board of Peace held its inaugural meeting in Washington D.C., addressing Gaza’s ceasefire, reconstruction, and security. The U.S. and member states pledged billions for stabilization efforts.