Politics
The president of Taiwan, Lai Ching-te, has emphasized the island’s right to build and maintain relationships with countries around the world. His remarks come at a time of heightened diplomatic tension in the region. Visit to Eswatini highlights alliances Lai Ching-te made the statement after......
The United Arab Emirates issued an emergency alert on Sunday warning residents of potential missile threats before declaring the situation under control, as Iranian strikes against Gulf targets enter a new phase within a broader confrontation between Tehran and Washington over the Strait of Hormuz. The......
Two months into a United States military campaign against Iran, American intelligence assessments indicate that the time Tehran would need to build a nuclear weapon has not changed since last summer, when a joint US-Israeli strike pushed that estimate back to roughly nine months to one year. Three sources......
A growing separatist movement in the Canadian province of Alberta is pushing toward a potential referendum on independence. Once considered marginal, the movement has recently gained visibility and support, reflecting deeper political and economic frustrations within the region. Petition brings referendum......
An Iranian supertanker loaded with more than 1.9 million barrels of crude oil has successfully navigated past the American naval blockade and reached Southeast Asian waters, in one of the most direct challenges yet to Washington's efforts to choke off Tehran's petroleum exports. The vessel, a......
Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te completed a surprise state visit to Eswatini, Taiwan's only remaining diplomatic ally on the African continent, after an earlier attempt was derailed when three Indian Ocean nations revoked overflight permissions for his chartered aircraft. Taipei described the move......
Faithful to its weekly appointment, the “Walaw” platform presents its Week’s XI, selecting the key figures who dominated the news and shifted the balance of the game. This edition coincides with a major royal sequence, highlighting the cohesion and continuity of the State. On the domestic......
Pakistan has announced that it played a key role in facilitating the return of 22 crew members from an Iranian cargo vessel that was seized by the United States in the Arabian Sea. The move is being described as part of ongoing efforts to ease tensions in a highly sensitive regional environment. Crew......
Austria has expelled three Russian diplomats over suspicions of espionage activities linked to unusual communication installations. The decision, announced by the government in Vienna, marks a new escalation in diplomatic tensions between Austria and Russia. Authorities pointed to the presence of an......
Russia has significantly intensified security measures around President Vladimir Putin following reports that Western intelligence agencies warned of growing risks of an internal coup or targeted assassination within Russian political circles. According to a European intelligence assessment cited by......
Singapore and New Zealand have signed a new agreement aimed at keeping supply chains open during times of global disruption. The deal reflects growing concerns about the resilience of international trade networks amid geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainty. The agreement was signed in Singapore......
The Green Party is intensifying its efforts to break into traditional Labour strongholds in London, appealing to progressive voters who feel increasingly disconnected from mainstream political choices. This shift could reshape the political landscape in the British capital. In districts such as Hackney,......
Germany has called for the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, a key global energy route, amid escalating geopolitical tensions involving Iran, the United States, and regional allies. German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul stated during a phone conversation with his Iranian counterpart Abbas Araghchi......
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