Diplomacy & Crisis News

A bad deal is worse than no deal.

The president's transactional style is well suited to the region.

How instrumental capital is reshaping the world.

Critics say the mandate is evidence of the Trump administration’s xenophobic policies.

Critics say the mandate is evidence of the Trump administration’s xenophobic policies.

Blaming foreign intervention is easy—but mistaken.

The visit comes at a somewhat precarious moment for India-Russia relations.

The GAIN AI Act would have given U.S. buyers priority in the global AI race.

Major African politicians are claiming that Africa’s latest putsch was staged.

Pressure has allegedly been mounting for months on the popular outlet.

The underlying challenges to lasting peace along Central Asia’s borders lie in the fundamentally top-down structure of regional diplomacy. 

Congédiés par le président Rafael Correa (2007-2017), les États-Unis reprennent progressivement pied en Équateur, avec l'assentiment de Quito. Sous prétexte de lutter contre le crime organisé, ils consolident ainsi leur présence militaire en Amérique latine et dans le Pacifique. Sanctuaire (…) / États-Unis, Équateur, Géopolitique, Armée

In any peace deal with Russia, security guarantees from outsiders won't guarantee much.

Two years of war have brought tactical changes and immense suffering, but the political status quo endures.

Insights from Sarah M. Beran.

Lee has downgraded “denuclearization” as a goal. Will it be enough to attract interest from Pyongyang?

The attack targeted foreign nationals working on mining projects in Balochistan’s mineral-rich Chagai district.

The total economic losses incurred are estimated to be around $6-$7 billion. This is more than the country’s foreign reserves.

A limited test ban would set important guardrails to manage escalation among nuclear weapons states, particularly the U.S., Russia, and China.