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.
Iran's president says Tehran is ready to establish joint security arrangements with neighboring states. The proposal could affect regional security cooperation, but no agreements are reported.
Donald Trump minimized the CIA director's visit to Moscow, while the Kremlin described the intelligence contacts as positive.
The Kremlin discussed a visit to Moscow by the CIA chief and described contacts between intelligence services in contrasting terms.
The Strait of Hormuz is reported to be central to negotiations involving Iran and Oman, while oil prices remain low.
U.S. tariffs on Canada are reported to be affecting a project involving Jamestown Public Schools.
The United States is reported to be intensifying economic pressure on Iran while pursuing engagement with North Korea.
Ratcliffe reportedly delivered a strong warning to Russia concerning the Baltic states and Iran. The headline does not specify the measures threatened or the official context.
Newfoundland and Labrador's NDP and Liberal parties are calling for the return of a roundtable amid a tariff threat. The headline does not specify the threatened tariffs or their source.
A Center for International Maritime Security analysis examines Taiwan's options for defending against economic warfare.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin at the 26th Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan.
Susanne Weigelin-Schwiedrzik argues that Donald Trump underestimated China.
The headline examines which military has an advantage between Spain and Morocco and notes that raw figures do not tell the full story.
Qatar’s prime minister has visited Iran, described in the headline as a sign of diplomacy.
The International Criminal Court responded to US sanctions by saying it would not give up.
Danielle Smith is facing criticism in Canada over a dispute involving tariffs imposed by or associated with Donald Trump.
Saudi Arabia reiterated that normalization with Israel is conditional on the establishment of a Palestinian state.
A former Armed Forces minister criticized the Northern Ireland Troubles Bill, arguing it puts the British state in the dock and serves the IRA's interests.
International development agencies have warned that the peace initiative in Gaza is failing.
Israel said it prevented a Turkish presence at a Syrian airbase, while Erdoğan warned against attempts to stop Turkey.
The headline reports that Trump said he had cleared the Strait, without specifying further details.
A former Mossad deputy chief warned about Egyptian military expansion and urged preparedness.
Jerusalem welcomed U.S. sanctions targeting groups described as anti-Israel extremists.
A tariff conflict between Canada and the United States could put Canadian jobs and investment at risk.
The headline raises whether Turkey can obtain F-35 fighter jets without relinquishing its Russian-made S-400 air defense systems.
The headline reports renewed discussion about Iceland’s EU relationship following comments by Donald Trump.
Berlin is reportedly considering funding the United Kingdom’s nuclear program in response to a growing perceived Russian threat. The headline does not indicate that a decision has been made.
The headline presents an analysis of Moldova’s political or strategic future, using language about the country no longer being a ‘prison country.’ It does not specify a concrete government action or development.
Russian official Dmitry Medvedev made a public statement asserting that Russia will win against the West.
Israeli authorities reportedly seized 15 dunams near al-Bireh in the central West Bank.
A leftist influencer reportedly faces up to 20 years after claiming to have donated to a newly designated terror group.
Azerbaijan condemned what it described as a provocation targeting the country near its embassy in Russia.
The Netherlands, Poland, Spain and Sweden urged the EU to revisit a proposed loan backed by frozen Russian assets. The appeal came as Kyiv faced a reported defense funding shortfall, while Belgium continued to oppose the plan without guarantees.
Pakistan denied India's claim about Kirana Hills and said its strategic assets are safe.
The heads of Russian and U.S. intelligence services held talks at a working level. The supplied headline does not provide details about the agenda or outcomes.
A report describes the emigration of skilled workers from Israel as a potential threat to the country's economy and national power.
A Canadian Supreme Court case is reported to examine whether Trump's trade measures can stand. The headline indicates a dispute involving Canada, the United States and trade policy.
Bangladesh is considering closer cooperation with Pakistan, while a Jamaat leader addressed India.
Kyiv has indicated that new peace talks could take place in September.
A report describes rising tensions around Asian straits that carry $6.4 trillion in maritime trade.
The United States has added Wellbred to expanded sanctions targeting Iran.