Diplomacy & Crisis News

Operationally, it would make little sense for Pakistan to send in large conventional ground forces to Yemen simply to put the brakes on Houthi advances.

Tehran’s fight for great-power status in the post-American Middle East.

Robert Zoellick, an expert on the global economy who served as U.S. trade representative and World Bank president, makes the authoritative case that President Donald Trump’s antagonism toward Canada and Mexico is destroying an economic and security partnership that that enables the United States to project power globally.

The main challenge of the incoming administration will be to sustain the peace process with Manila while representing the interests of local residents.

An independent panel of experts said that the 81-year-old "has the capacity to understand the charges" and "the purpose and consequences" of the trial proceedings.

The outreach, which marks a significant shift in U.S. policy, is aimed at curbing online scamming operations and gaining access to the country's rare earth deposits.

An attorney says authorities overstepped legal bounds, and activists warn of discrimination ahead of Asia's largest Pride event.

China’s flagship talent visa can be found in the official application system, but most of the specifics on who can apply, and how to do so, are still missing.

According to an OCCRP and Ozodlik investigation, Otabek Umarov, the Uzbek president’s son-in-law, obtained Emirati citizenship in 2023, while he was deputy head of the Presidential Security Service.

Entre la France et l'Algérie, les brumes parisiennes et la côte algéroise, une équipe de tournage s'affaire à mener à bien la septième saison de la série télévisée Le Bureau des légendes. Dans une location au « balcon Saint-Raphaël », auquel a donné son nom le belvédère qui offre un panorama de (…) / Algérie, Littérature, Fiction, Espace

For Pakistan, the most worrying possibility is small, relatively cheap drone systems falling into the hands of terrorist groups.

A course correction is needed in New Delhi.

Reported discussions in Kandahar point to a possible expansion of the BLA’s external support networks as the group comes under pressure in Pakistan.

India’s possible role as a facilitator will be driven by its own economic interests, rather than any need to increase its political heft on the global stage.