Have the spheres of influence been redrawn at Anchorage in Alaska? Will the Budapest meeting between transactional leader Donald Trump and intransigent Vladimir Putin still take place?

The saga of Andrew and Tristan Tate has once again captured international attention as the brothers find themselves back in Romanian custody.

The UN Security Council rejected a request from Russia to establish an “independent international commission of inquiry” into the sabotage of the Nord Stream gas pipeline

The study, a collaboration between the non-profit Center for Biological Diversity, Friends of the Earth and the University of Maryland, provides one of the most comprehensive analyses of the impact of pesticides on soils.

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Algeria, the largest country in Africa, is a land of rich history, diverse culture, and stunning landscapes. In recent years, Algeria has made significant strides in enhancing its economy and developing its tourism sector.

Four Russian sources who spoke with Reuters claim that Russian President Vladimir Putin is willing to negotiate a ceasefire that would recognise the present combat lines, which is a significant development regarding the ongoing crisis in Ukraine.

Although it hasn’t been widely discussed, NATO’s expansion into the Arctic foreshadows where the proxy war between the U.S. & Co. and the Russia-China axis might continue.

The recent summit of the European Political Community in Budapest was meant to be a platform for fostering dialogue and cooperation among nations. Instead, it became the backdrop for an

Bahrain, the “kingdom of the seas”, in ancient times was the hub of the main trade routes between India and Mesopotamia.

In the grand halls of Rome, where echoes of ancient empires still whisper of power and diplomacy, the Italy-Africa summit convened, symbolizing a modern nexus between continents.

The European Union (EU) is a supranational organization that has gradually emerged as a significant player in global politics, with a foreign policy that reflects its commitment to multilateralism, peace, and stability.

The planet is bracing for another El Niño, a phenomenon that occurs when warmer surface waters in the Pacific Ocean disrupt the world’s climate. In Brazil, the decrease in precipitation in the north and northeast raises an alarm.

As China continues to open up to the world, President Xi Jinping has called for a stronger rule of law in foreign affairs, highlighting the significant “external risks and challenges” the nation faces.