Diplomacy & Crisis News

Worryingly, the current rumblings resemble the disputes that preceded major outbreaks of fighting in July and December.

Rather than delivering balanced gains, the landmark free trade agreement has created growing trade deficits for Indonesia.

The abduction and murder of Lao dissidents have become alarmingly frequent, often coinciding with events of national significance.

Adams' "alpha male" posturing and pro-Israel comments set off alarms in Malaysia, a Muslim-majority country where sympathy for the Palestinian cause is widespread.

As geopolitical tensions rise in the Horn of Africa, Cairo is flaunting its military might.

Anthropic doesn’t trust this administration with its technology—and it has a point.

The Indian leader has made a strategic bet on the bilateral relationship.

Many regional leaders worry that the U.S. oil embargo on Cuba will have spillover consequences.

Many regional leaders worry that the U.S. oil embargo on Cuba will have spillover consequences.

How a dispute between Afreximbank and Fitch Ratings is challenging financial orthodoxy.

Swift support in times of crisis has made the nation one of New Delhi’s few remaining close partners in the region.

Symbole associé au christianisme sans connotation politique particulière, le chrisme, un monogramme ornemental représentant le nom du Christ, fait l'objet d'une tentative de récupération de la part de l'ultradroite, dans le contexte de la mort du militant identitaire Quentin Deranque en France.

Targeting oil infrastructure that recalcitrant Hungary relies on lets Kyiv hit two birds with one drone.

Shen Yun is at the center of a deeper and increasingly consequential struggle over culture, representation, and political voice in the transnational Chinese world.

Résignés par la lenteur du processus politique ou convaincus d'être inéligibles à la future loi actuellement en débat au Parlement, des Français continuent d'aller en Belgique pour bénéficier d'une aide à mourir, même s'ils préféreraient que ce soit en France. Les explications avec Dr. Yves de Locht, médecin généraliste belge. 

Crime groups operate less like nations and more like banks.

Insights from Maria Shagina.

Beijing is less likely to risk an invasion while Trump is facilitating its pressure campaign against Taipei.

Bhumjaithai’s election win and coalition deal signal a resurgence of establishment politics, shaped by border tensions, nationalist rhetoric, and unresolved constitutional reform.