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For the first time in 11 years, African leaders and multilateral organizations will convene in the Indian capital.

Jakarta has recently signed onto several major Turkish aerospace industry programs with significant implications for the future of its airpower and domestic defense industry.

Trump’s summit with Xi deferred the real Taiwan test: whether U.S. arms sales to Taipei will preserve credible support under strategic ambiguity, and how far Beijing will go to enforce its red line.

Kazakh oil and its connection to the Middle Corridor are placing the Turkiye-Kazakhstan relationship in a more critical position within Eurasian energy geopolitics.

Trump was looking for a breakthrough, but not necessarily in the form of major trade deals. Trump’s mission was to insert charm and his own personality into the relationship with Xi.

People across Southeast Asian countries – Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore – want bank funding to end for all companies, including coal, that are making climate change worse.

A top commander of US forces in the Middle East avoided taking responsibility on Tuesday for an attack on a school in Iran that left 155 people dead on day one of the war, insisting a “complex” probe continues. Admiral Brad Cooper, the commander of US Central Command (CENTCOM), t…

The region is no longer defined by a single economic model based on energy extraction, but by a set of diverging strategies shaped by common constraints. The post After the Iran war, the Gulf’s next economic phase awaits appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Strategic planning has enabled Japan to manage the Hormuz energy crisis relatively well. But the shock also exposed policy weaknesses that need to be addressed to improve the country's energy resilience. The post The impacts of the Iranian crisis on Japan’s energy strategy …

The continent is learning that it must not count on Washington.

The health minister has acknowledged that medics are playing catch-up with the virus after being slow to detect it.

Tenants face bleak prospects as economic uncertainty persists amid a potential resumption of fighting.

President claims planned Tehran attack postponed to allow talks to continue – but no indication peace plan is imminent As he seeks an exit from the Iran war, Donald Trump is increasingly outsourcing his policymaking to US allies in the Middle East, while the White House appears u…

Renewed threat comes after US president said he was ‘an hour away’ from ordering a strike before pulling back Middle East crisis – live updates Donald Trump has again threatened Iran, saying the US may launch new attacks if Tehran continues to refuse the significant concessions h…

As campaigners take to the streets for what could be the most significant byelection for decades, the Reform leader’s absence remains a mystery It has been six days since Nigel Farage cancelled a scheduled appearance at a Reform UK rally in Sunderland, a key election target in La…

Defence secretary say party has turned in on itself in thinly veiled criticism of Andy Burnham and Wes Streeting John Healey has criticised Labour figures jockeying to become prime minister in a politicised speech in which he said the party’s “very credibility“ in government was …

Peter Magyar hopes to mend relations with Poland during his first state visit to Warsaw. What lessons could he learn from Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk?

ČEŠKI premijer Babiš i predsjednik Pavel u sukobu su oko toga tko će predstavljati zemlju na NATO summitu.

UJEDINJENI narodi danas su izrazili veliku zabrinutost za sigurnost aktivista na brodu Globalne flotile Sumud koja je plovila prema Gazi, nakon što je Izrael preuzeo kontrolu nad konvojem.

DESET zemalja pozvalo je na ubrzanje proširenja EU-a.

IZRAELSKI ministar financija Bezalel Smotrich tvrdi da MKS traži nalog za njegovo uhićenje.

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Unconditional Western support for the incumbent prime minister could backfire.

John Healey warned about the risk of losing political credibility as the Labour leadership drama escalates.