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Trust in Trump’s America Hits Rock Bottom in Global Poll Across 36 Countries
International trust in the United States has deteriorated sharply during Donald Trump’s second term, according…
US-Turkey bilateral relations seem set to improve as interests align
Trump’s proposed engine sale to Turkey signals a potential thaw in defence ties, but Congress,…
Putin’s Manpower Dilemma Is Becoming Russia’s Strategic Weakness
As recruitment falters and battlefield losses mount, the Kremlin faces a choice between political stability…
World leaders increasingly seek support in Beijing
Chinese President Xi Jinping is seeking to position Beijing as one of the key centres…
Iran’s Hormuz Pressure Is Forcing the Gulf to Rewrite Its Security Strategy
After the US-Iran framework agreement, Gulf states are replacing hopes of reconciliation with a doctrine…
Both Sides Talk Negotiations, but Ukraine’s Battlefield Tells a Different Story
Efforts to end the war in Ukraine have stalled due to increasingly intense exchanges of…
China introduces controversial “Ethnic Unity Law” in a few days
China today again defended its new law on ethnic unity, which is set to take…
How Europe Is Rebuilding NATO, By the Numbers
Despite record European defense spending and new mechanisms for Ukraine support, the Alliance enters its…
How Mamdani’s Rise Is Redefining the Democratic Coalition and Becoming the Republicans’ New Secret Weapon
A democratic socialist's rise is reshaping the Democratic Party—and giving Republicans a powerful new weapon.…
Why Europe’s Human Rights Compass Fails in Saudi Arabia
In the complex theater of global diplomacy, the European Union has long prided itself on…
Why Moscow Suddenly Wants Talks?
As Moscow complains about a fading understanding with Washington, the Kremlin’s push for negotiations reveals…
What the Senate Vote to Stop Iran War Means for Europe, U.S. Allies and Israel
A narrowly passed Senate resolution to halt hostilities marks an unusual institutional pushback — but…