Understanding UNIFIL: The UN's Role in Southern Lebanon
The United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) has been active since 1978, serving as a buffer between Israel and Lebanon, particularly after its expansion in 2006.
US Endorses Rare Earth Extraction Project in South Africa Amid Diplomatic Strains
Amid ongoing diplomatic tensions, the US has expressed support for a rare earth extraction initiative in South Africa, highlighting the project's significance.
Bulgarians Head to Polls for Eighth Time Amid Ongoing Political Turmoil
As Bulgaria faces its eighth election in five years, voters are navigating a prolonged political crisis, with a pro-Russian former president emerging as a likely frontrunner.
Internal Conflict Grows Within Germany's Far Right Over Conscription
The Alternative for Germany (AfD) faces a deepening rift as its anti-Nato faction seems to gain traction ahead of the upcoming elections in eastern states this September.
Challenges of Primaries Loom Over French Political Landscape Ahead of Presidential Election
As France approaches its presidential election, discussions surrounding primaries are hindered by logistical issues, personal rivalries, and strategic gaps that traditional parties have not addressed.
Sheinbaum Addresses Concerns Over Spain-Mexico Relations Amid Colonization Debate
In response to recent discussions regarding Spain's colonization of Mexico, President Sheinbaum insists that there has been no diplomatic crisis between the two nations.
Trump's New Challenges in Tanker Diplomacy from Cuba to the Persian Gulf
As President Trump navigates a complex landscape of tanker diplomacy, he is likely to encounter significant challenges from Havana to the Persian Gulf.
Elections Approach in Assam, Kerala, and Puducherry
Tomorrow, voters in Assam, Kerala, and the Union Territory of Puducherry will participate in Assembly elections, marking a significant political event.
Middle East live: Trump revokes strike threats as US-Iran ceasefire takes shape
Strategic angle: The US and Iran have agreed to a two-week ceasefire, with Israel also signing on, as last-minute diplomacy led by Pakistan halts planned US strikes.
Republican Clay Fuller wins special election to replace Marjorie Taylor Greene
Strategic angle: Clay Fuller, backed by Trump, secures victory in special election, taking over Greene's term until January 2027.
JD Vance due in Hungary to back Orban's re-election bid
The US vice-president's visit is the latest show of White House support for the Hungarian leader.
Taiwan opposition leader makes first China visit since 2016
Cheng Li-wun said she "gladly accepted" Xi Jinping's invitation and hopes to be a "bridge for peace".
Vance rallies behind Orbán in Hungary election campaign’s final week
Strategic angle: Tune in to Europe Today for the latest updates on the Hungary election.
Vietnam elects Communist Party leader as president
Strategic angle: The election of To Lam as the state president marks a shift in Vietnam's power structure.
Airstrikes on Iran kill more than 25 as new ceasefire proposal is shared
Escalating violence in the region prompts renewed diplomatic efforts.
Ahead of legislative elections, Israel's law and democracy are on the brink of collapse
Strategic angle: The introduction of the death penalty for Palestinians convicted of 'a terrorist act,' but not for Israeli Jews guilty of abuses and the murder of civilians in the occupied West Bank, is emblematic of the ongoing transfo
Bentley Just Told Us What The Barnato SUV Will Cost, Sort Of
Strategic angle: A debut is scheduled for later this year and a teaser campaign is likely coming relatively soon
Trump on Iran: ‘Entire country could be taken out’ - Politico
Trump on Iran: ‘Entire country could be taken out’ Politico
'Vladimir Putin absolutely nervous' about Hungary's election, expert says
Strategic angle: Dr. Marc Roscoe Loustau discusses the implications of Hungary's election for Vladimir Putin.
In Hungary, unease grows over Viktor Orban's crony capitalism
Strategic angle: Companies that have thrived on public contracts since the Fidesz party came to power in 2010 have seen their share prices tumble ahead of the April 12 legislative elections, as polls indicate that opposition candidate Pé