Diplomacy

Ankara feels that from the Horn of Africa to the Eastern Mediterranean and Syria and Iraq it has increased its influence greatly in the last years. 

A month where diplomacy, conflict, and culture reveal how power now blends identity and symbolism.

From Venezuela to Tehran to Munich, Rubio is no longer just executing policy; he’s shaping a new world order.

If the UN does not awaken, it will be remembered not as a promise that protected humanity, but as a warning of what happens when international power becomes detached from basic morality.

The behind-the-scenes journey from draft to deal raises uncomfortable questions about whom the UN truly serves, and for what purpose.

"If Iran gets a nuclear weapon, there are a lot of other regimes, some friendly, some not so friendly, who would get nuclear weapons after them," Vance said.

The Abraham Accords were about strengthening technological and economic collaboration – positioning for an era when innovation, not oil, would define regional power.

After 33 years in diplomacy, Israel’s Gil Haskel says the country has more friends than its media reflects - and offers a rare behind-the-scenes look at the handshakes that shape foreign policy.

Ottawa should rebuild a pragmatic partnership with Israel in a fractured global order.

During his recent visit to Australia, President Isaac Herzog said one of his goals is to put relations with the country "back on track."