Diplomacy & Crisis News

It has identified over 36,000 sq km of mineral-rich land with a potential for 3,000 mines in the region. These could trigger conflict.

Orthodoxe et russophile, la petite province autonome moldave a le regard tourné vers l'est. Moscou voit en elle un avant-poste précieux sur le front occidental, et tâche d'y consolider son emprise. Mais d'autres puissances s'intéressent aussi à cette région carrefour, habituée aux influences (…) / Moldavie, Russie

Part of Wellington’s foreign policy reset seeks to reinforce ASEAN’s role in anchoring the wider region.

There are signs of a growing rift between the JuA and the TTP.

APEC has a lot to offer to the free and liberal international trade architecture.

When authoritarian regimes sever digital ties, silence becomes their most powerful weapon, and global apathy their most reliable ally.

After four days of dialogue in Turkiye, the two sides left the negotiating table without agreeing to a peace deal. 

Several trade restrictions were rolled back, but only temporarily.

After meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump, South Korean President Lee Jae-myung held a summit meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae.

When everything was said and done, their first meeting defied everyone’s expectations – in a good way.

How will Prime Minister Takaichi get along with the Lee Jae-myung administration?

Twenty-five years after its adoption, UN Resolution 1325 continues to influence global peacebuilding, emphasizing the essential role of women in achieving lasting peace.

The complicated life of women struggling with climate change—and cultural change—in Kashmir’s mountains.

Real peace requires an end to human trafficking and "pig butchering" operations.

COP30 in Brazil tests the 2015 climate accord at a pivotal moment.

How to move past strategic competition.

Disarming the group will require Arab and Muslim forces—and strong American leadership.

The country is increasingly being recognized as a global middle power with a distinctive identity and a preference for inclusive multilateralism.

The news came as Communist Party chief To Lam departed for London, where he is expected to announce a major diplomatic upgrade with the United Kingdom.

Under Chinese pressure, the Ta'ang National Liberation Army has agreed to withdraw from two towns, including the ruby-mining center of Mogok in Mandalay Region.