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Američki ministar energetike Chris Wright poručio je da su odnosi između Hrvatske i Sjedinjenih Američkih Država na početku, kako je rekao, “zlatne ere”

Dok je u drugim članicama EU poljoprivredna proizvodnja u odnosu na 2010. godina rasla u prosjeku 52%, hrvatska je na svega 9%, a za tu namjenu korisnicima je uplaćeno više od 3,5 milijardi eura

A controversy over the South Korean unification minister’s comments exposes the illusion at the heart of decades of North Korea policy.

Col. Ajai Shukla discusses India’s Army modernization and reform post-Sindoor.

For many small island states, the abstract concept of a “polycrisis” has become a dangerously tangible threat.

Beijing has a deliberate, long-term strategy – one that prioritizes persistence and gradual advantage.

Lee Jae-myung’s post on X marked a new beginning for South Korea’s digital diplomacy. It immediately caused a diplomatic row.

The implications of Australia’s NDS for the Indo-Pacific region and the Quad warrant careful examination.

It’s been almost a decade since Bangladesh joined the BRI. What has the Belt and Road actually accomplished in the country?

Moscow is the latest to offer, however cautiously and conditionally, to mediate between Pakistan and Afghanistan.

Regional forums often celebrate participation, but participation alone is not a policy outcome.

A conversation with Chris Humphrey, executive director of the EU-ASEAN Business Council.

Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan are committing billions to mining, nuclear power, data centers and AI infrastructure at the same time that the region’s water supply is becoming less abundant, less predictable and more legally constrained.

Business at the port has increased amid ongoing tension. But business should not have to depend on disruptions and wars.

With women comprising around half the electorate, politicians have promised them direct cash transfers and gas cylinders. Will it impact how women vote?

The indigenously manufactured Tejas Mark 1A would be a viable competitor in the international market for light fighters.

Embattled UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Tuesday survived a bid by opposition politicians to subject him to a parliamentary probe over his controversial appointment of Peter Mandelson as envoy to the US. Members of parliament voted against referring Starmer to a committee to c…

The Emirates had been weighing a break from the cartel for several years now. A war, a conflict in Yemen, and a collapsed partnership with Riyadh gave them their reason to act.

The Trump administration’s efforts to end birthright citizenship could overturn a nearly 160-year legal precedent and are part of a broader crackdown on immigration.

While the U.S. economy grew strongly in 2025, it is currently on shaky ground. Spiking inflation, static interest rates, the ongoing Iran war, and other dynamics have contributed to a difficult economic moment ahead of midterm elections in November.

Experts warn there are still risks of further ice collapses, and there are fears climbers will again have to queue to reach the summit.

First sighting of Goita since rebel attacks comes as Russia seeks to dampen speculation over ally's military government.

Eight EU members continue to include force or violence in their definitions in national criminal codes The European parliament has called on the EU to draw up a standardised consent-based definition of rape, in what legislators described as a crucial step towards addressing the p…

Multiple people injured when gunman opened fire inside a social security office and later an appeals court An 89-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of shooting and wounding several people in attacks on government buildings in Athens. Hours after the double shooting in th…