Diplomacy

The international order is being reorganized around connectivity, deterrence, and technological capacity rather than formal alliances alone.

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.