Politics
Marco Rubio addressed the Cuban population in a video message released on social media, presenting what he described as a “new path” for the future relationship between the United States and Cuba. Speaking in Spanish, Rubio criticized the Cuban leadership and accused the authorities of corruption,......
Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar stated during an official visit to Poland that his government hopes to learn from Poland’s recent experience in strengthening the rule of law, fighting corruption, and restoring access to European Union funds. Speaking in Warsaw alongside Polish Prime Minister......
The French government has officially appointed Philippe Lalliot as the new ambassador of France to Morocco, replacing Christophe Lecourtier, who recently assumed leadership of the French Development Agency (AFD). The appointment was confirmed through a presidential decree published in France’s......
A new opinion poll in Peru indicates that conservative candidate Keiko Fujimori has gained a slight advantage over left-wing rival Roberto Sanchez ahead of the country’s presidential runoff election scheduled for June 7. According to the latest Ipsos Peru survey published by local media, Fujimori......
Israeli lawmakers have taken an initial step toward dissolving the parliament after a preliminary vote passed in the Knesset, signaling the possibility of early general elections in the country. The Israeli parliament, known as the Knesset, approved a draft bill on Wednesday that could lead to its own......
The motorcade of a Colombian senator came under fire on Tuesday in the conflict-ridden region of Cauca, just days ahead of the country’s presidential election scheduled for May 31. According to President Gustavo Petro, the attack targeted Senator Alexander López, whose armoured vehicle......
Authorities in Venezuela have released three former police officers who had been imprisoned for more than two decades, in a move linked to a broader amnesty policy aimed at easing political tensions in the country. The individuals — Luis Molina, Erasmo Bolívar, and Héctor Rovaín......
Turkey is expected to call for stronger unity within NATO ahead of the alliance’s upcoming leaders’ summit scheduled to take place in Ankara on July 7–8. According to diplomatic sources, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan will convey Ankara’s expectation that the summit should......
The Prime Minister of Bulgaria, Rumen Radev, has stated that he raised the issue of visa-free travel for Bulgarian citizens during a phone conversation with U.S. President Donald Trump. The discussion comes as Sofia continues efforts to strengthen bilateral relations with Washington and secure easier......
Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te said Wednesday that the future of Taiwan “cannot be decided by external forces,” reaffirming his government’s commitment to defending the island’s sovereignty and democratic system during remarks marking the second anniversary of his inauguration.......
The leaders of China and Russia reaffirmed the strength of their strategic partnership during a high-level meeting in Beijing, despite ongoing international crises and geopolitical uncertainty. Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin emphasized the resilience of relations between......
China secretly trained around 200 Russian military personnel on its territory late last year, with some of those soldiers now deployed in Ukraine, according to intelligence-linked reporting cited in the source material. The training program marks a significant escalation in security cooperation between......
Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar has begun a two-day official visit to Poland, followed by a trip to Austria, as part of a broader effort to rebuild Hungary’s relations within the European Union and strengthen cooperation in Central Europe. In Poland, the visit focuses on restoring......
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