Category : Diplomacy


Netanyahu's 'Second Nakba' Warning Amid Gaza Offensive

Israeli forces intensify their offensive in Gaza City as Prime Minister Netanyahu invokes the term 'Nakba', signalling a potentially devastating new phase in the conflict. Exclusive report on the ground situation and international reaction.

Australia expels Iranian ambassador over antisemitic attacks

Australia takes unprecedented diplomatic action, expelling Iran's ambassador following compelling evidence linking Tehran to orchestrated antisemitic attacks on Australian soil. The move signals a major escalation in bilateral tensions.

UN Must Recover Moral Courage on Palestine, Ukraine, Sudan

As crises in Palestine, Ukraine, and Sudan escalate, the United Nations faces a defining moment. This analysis argues the UN must reclaim its founding principles and act with decisive moral courage to avert catastrophic human suffering and restore its fad

SKorean President's Fear of Trump Meeting Revealed

A startling new memoir by South Korea's former National Security Chief discloses President Yoon Suk Yeol's deep apprehension about engaging with Donald Trump, fearing diplomatic missteps and policy upheaval should the former US President return to power.

Trump's VP Vance Calls for Ukraine to Cede Land to Russia

JD Vance, Donald Trump's vice-presidential pick, has declared the war in Ukraine 'unwinnable' for Kyiv and urged Volodymyr Zelensky to cede territory to Russia for peace, signalling a dramatic shift in US foreign policy should the GOP win in November.

Albanese: Iran Behind Anti-Semitic Attacks in Australia

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese makes stunning revelation confirming Iranian state involvement in two recent anti-Semitic incidents, escalating diplomatic tensions and raising national security concerns.

Trump Linked to Alleged $1M Bribe Offer to Uganda's Leader

Explosive court documents allege former President Donald Trump, through associate Kilmar A. Garcia, attempted to bribe Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni with $1 million to secure business deals for his Chinese partners, raising serious legal and diplomati

Archbishop's secret Alaska meeting with Putin envoy revealed

Exclusive: The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, held clandestine talks with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov in Alaska to explore backchannel peace negotiations for the Ukraine conflict, the Independent can reveal.

Cartoon Exposes Gaza Media Blackout: 150+ Journalists Killed

A powerful new cartoon by Ben Jennings for The Guardian depicts the devastating impact on Palestinian journalists in Gaza, highlighting the more than 150 media workers killed and the struggle to report amidst destruction and communication blackouts.

Serbia's Democracy Crisis: Why the EU Must Not Look Away

As pro-democracy demonstrations sweep Serbia, this analysis delves into the political crisis, the battle for free media, and the crucial role the European Union must play in defending democratic values in the Balkans.

France rejects US advice on tackling antisemitism

French ministers firmly reject US suggestions on tackling antisemitism, asserting the nation's republican model and legal framework are sufficient. The diplomatic stance highlights a deepening transatlantic divide on strategy.

Over 100 Journalists Killed in Israel-Gaza War

A new report from the Committee to Protect Journalists details the devastating death toll on media professionals in Gaza, labelling it the deadliest period for journalists since records began.

Grenell Condemns Katie Couric Over Kennedy Centre Trump Snub

Former US Ambassador Richard Grenell slams journalist Katie Couric and the Kennedy Centre for deliberately omitting Donald Trump and his supporters from a prestigious honours event, igniting a fierce debate on political bias and cultural recognition.

Myanmar Artist Faces Chinese Censorship in Thai Exile

Exclusive: Burmese political cartoonist Sai, who escaped Myanmar's junta, is now being targeted by Chinese censorship demands to remove his work from a Thai university exhibition, raising serious concerns about transnational repression and artistic freedo

Cambodia opposition leader gets 27-year treason sentence

Cambodia's main opposition leader, Kem Sokha, has been handed a 27-year sentence for treason, effectively barring him from politics. The verdict cements Prime Minister Hun Sen's grip on power ahead of crucial elections, drawing international condemnation.

Putin's Chilling Verdict on Prigozhin After Mysterious Crash

Vladimir Putin delivers chilling, cryptic eulogy for Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin, praising a 'talented businessman' but highlighting 'serious mistakes' in first comments since the mercenary leader's death in a suspicious air disaster north of Moscow.

Indonesia Summons Chinese Diplomat Over Sea Dispute

Tensions escalate as Indonesia confronts China over alleged 'territorial violations' and harassment of its fishermen near the Natuna Islands, challenging Beijing's expansive maritime claims.

JD Vance: Ukraine must negotiate peace with Russia

US Senator and potential Trump VP JD Vance declares Ukraine war a 'stalemate' and urges Zelensky to accept negotiated peace with Russia, drawing fierce criticism from foreign policy experts.

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