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.
Russia reportedly tested an intercontinental ballistic missile and warned it could strike British military assets over UK aid to Ukraine. The reports also describe renewed concern about escalation involving the UK.
A Turkish drone was reported flying between the Greek islands of Samothrace and Lemnos.
Steve Witkoff assessed negotiations concerning Ukraine as productive, according to the headline.
Poland has ruled out the possibility of deploying nuclear weapons in the country.
A report warns that the Danube may not provide enough water for everyone as Europe faces growing resource constraints. It says authorities have been slow to acknowledge water as a limited resource.
Polls in Israel reportedly point to a possible major political shift involving Benjamin Netanyahu. The headline describes a forecast rather than a confirmed change of government.
The article discusses situations in which migrants are allegedly weaponized and considers the role of international law. The headline does not identify a specific incident.
An opinion article describes Vladimir Putin’s repeated use of nuclear rhetoric. The headline does not report a specific new nuclear action.
Taiwan has approved approximately $7 billion for military drones. The decision concerns the island’s defense capabilities amid cross-strait tensions.
Disagreements over cheese names are causing friction in trade discussions between the United States and Mexico.
A commentary gives Austria’s neutrality policy a poor assessment. The headline indicates debate over Austria’s security and foreign-policy position.
An analysis examines how the United States’ use of dollar dominance as a tool of statecraft could produce diplomatic costs. It concerns the broader international role of the dollar.
Poland has ruled out nuclear weapons being stationed on its territory. The position relates to ongoing European security and deterrence debates.
A professor assesses Iran’s efforts to preserve what it sees as a new regional balance of power. The headline indicates continuing strategic competition in the Middle East.
European NATO allies reportedly fear punishment from Donald Trump over responses to a foreign-policy questionnaire. The dispute highlights tensions within the alliance.
A large NATO base is under construction at Mihail Kogălniceanu in Romania, according to the headline.
Volkswagen is exploring defence manufacturing, including Iron Dome-related production, at a German plant.
A court stopped new mail-in voting rules proposed by Donald Trump for the 2026 U.S. midterm elections. The headline does not specify the court or the rules involved.
The Makkah Joint Defense Agreement establishes or reinforces defense cooperation between Saudi Arabia and Pakistan.
A Turkish unmanned aerial vehicle near Alexandroupoli reportedly prompted a response by Greek F-16 aircraft.
A report describes military signaling ahead of a planned visit by the CIA chief to Moscow.
A report discusses political prisoners in Belarus and small steps toward a possible broader deal.
The headline examines which countries continue trading with Iran under U.S. pressure.
The headline links migration pressures from Zimbabwe with concerns about democratic deterioration there.
The headline questions whether a proposed peace plan for Gaza can make progress.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said Russia does not want fees introduced under Iran's plan for the Strait of Hormuz.
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko is scheduled to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday.
A Chinese student has been accused of photographing planes for an overseas contact.
Russia's foreign minister reportedly threatened Britain with retaliation over drones supplied to Ukraine. The statement signals heightened tensions between Russia and the United Kingdom amid the war in Ukraine.
Guyana police reportedly chased a vessel carrying opposition leader Azruddin Mohamed. The incident indicates a potentially significant domestic political confrontation involving state forces.
The Dominican Republic is adjusting its relationship with the United States over trade and telecommunications issues. The headline indicates consequential bilateral economic negotiations.
A report indicates Turkey as potentially able to communicate with Russia in a mediating role.
A headline asks whether Germany is acquiring the appropriate weapons, indicating debate over its defense procurement.
A Kühne+Nagel subsidiary is reportedly implicated in an investigation into the alleged smuggling of Nvidia chips to China.
Bulgaria reportedly sought to remove a Russian minister and a Russian bank from the European Union sanctions list. The headline indicates a dispute over sanctions policy.
Ukraine's foreign minister called the use of Russian assets for defense fair and logical in a letter involving four ministers. The proposal concerns the international treatment of Russian assets.
Iran is reportedly compiling demands before reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
A Foreign Affairs article argues that US troops should be withdrawn from Europe, initially.
Russia declared an employee of Romania's embassy in Moscow persona non grata.
Bangladesh is reported to favor China's J-10 fighter aircraft over France's Rafale for a potential procurement decision.