Armenian proposal addresses conflict among major powers
An Armenian commentary presents a proposal for addressing conflict between major powers.
Diplomatic decisions, sanctions and international disputes, with attention to what has actually changed.
Ordered by reported development. Each article describes what was known at the time shown.
An Armenian commentary presents a proposal for addressing conflict between major powers.
An initial poll indicates a poor start for a Swiss initiative concerning neutrality ahead of the September 27 vote.
Italy’s prime minister is reportedly facing criticism abroad over her alliance with Donald Trump.
Greece has voiced concern about threats linked to Iran. The supplied headline gives no further details about the nature or target of the threats.
The United States has extended a deadline related to Lukoil and Bulgarian oil assets.
A report suggests Bulgarian politician Radev could adopt a political role comparable to Hungary's Viktor Orban within the European Union.
Jamaica and the United States have announced a new military agreement. The supplied headline does not provide further details.
French President Emmanuel Macron is set to host Saudi Arabia’s crown prince as regional tensions mount. The headline does not state the agenda or any resulting agreement.
The government of Xiomara Castro has announced that Honduras is leaving the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes.
China has tightened business visa rules, making entry more difficult for Indian companies. The measure affects cross-border business access between India and China.
Scott Bessent says the United States will impose the harshest sanctions in history on Iran, according to the supplied headline. The statement signals a potential major escalation in economic pressure between the two countries.
The available information reports United States sanctions against Francesca Albanese. It concerns an international government measure directed at a United Nations-linked figure.
The United States has imposed sanctions on Hezbollah, according to the supplied headline. The measure represents a government action targeting an internationally active militant organization.
Reports indicate that Washington imposed new sanctions on Cuba and that President Miguel Díaz-Canel vowed to resist them.
Venezuelans voted in an election described by the headline as opposing Nicolás Maduro’s hold on power.
Washington extended the deadline for the sale of assets belonging to Russian oil company Lukoil until September 19.
Turkey has blocked a planned 1,200-kilometre undersea electricity cable to Cyprus. The move indicates a dispute over a major cross-border energy connection.
Russia has reportedly moved missiles to the Kuril Islands, renewing tensions with Japan over the disputed territory.
Portugal has banned face-covering garments, including the burqa, citing the importance of the face to identity. The measure concerns national law and religious expression.
NATO issued a message stating it would do what is necessary to defend all its allies in relation to Iran. The headline signals a potential security escalation but provides no further details.
Five years after the Taliban takeover, women and girls in Afghanistan have largely disappeared from public life. The headline describes the continuing consequences of Taliban governance.
A report says China is making it more difficult to export critical raw materials to Taiwan.
The article discusses British nuclear weapons testing conducted in Australia.
The article assesses security developments in Kashmir following India's 2019 abrogation of Article 370.
Former Indian Army Chief M.M. Naravane characterized China as a competitor and Pakistan as a security challenge. The comments address India’s regional security environment.
Reports question whether Predator drones have been deployed amid the crisis in Ceuta. Spain's Defence Staff has not clarified the matter.
The SDF announced that its civil and military structures had been integrated with Damascus.
A proposed police plan for Judea and Samaria is described as potentially advancing sovereignty, while critics characterize it as political.
Minnesota has halted state action concerning the Twin Metals project, while the federal review remains underway.
Saudi Arabia has reportedly imposed new restrictions on bank transfers to the United Arab Emirates. The supplied headline does not provide the reason or scope of the restrictions.
A US envoy defended talks involving Hamas and said the United States was sending a warning to the group. The headline indicates an active diplomatic confrontation related to the conflict.
The Syrian Democratic Forces are described as an Arab-Kurdish alliance that was backed and later dropped by the United States. The headline points to a significant shift in a conflict-related international partnership.
A report says Iran feels emboldened while warning that it is playing with fire.
The wife of an Indian captain says he was made a scapegoat in Britain's case involving Russia's shadow fleet.
Poland summoned Israel's ambassador after Israel closed its investigation into the World Central Kitchen case.
The United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy and Canada strongly condemn an Israeli settlement plan in the West Bank.
A report indicates a dispute between Turkey and Greece over so-called gray zones.
Ukraine's ambassador addresses relations with Hungary, the Hungarian minority and the grain corridor.
The United States and Russia criticize Annalena Baerbock over the process to succeed UN Secretary-General António Guterres.
A report indicates measures by Vladimir Putin to reduce uncertainty around what it calls a falsified election.