Government, policy, institutions, and political power dynamics.
As President Trump navigates delicate negotiations with Iran, Republican hardliners are voicing concerns that he may be conceding too much, seeking to counter internal dissent from more hawkish party members.
In the recent parliamentary elections in Cyprus, the traditional centre-right and left parties, DISY and AKEL, have managed to retain their standings, while the far-right party ELAM has made notable gains, securing third place.
Following a summit between US and Chinese leaders, there are indications that China might relax its restrictions on rare earth exports, which could benefit American companies in the technology sector.
Senator Thom Tillis has expressed strong disapproval of the Department of Justice's ‘Anti-Weaponization’ Fund, labeling it as a misguided financial initiative.
As political uncertainty looms, Cypriots are participating in elections for a new parliament, reflecting heightened public interest in the electoral process.
A former US State Department official suggests that a diplomatic agreement between the US and Iran may be on the horizon, with implications for the Hormuz Strait.
Following a shooting incident at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, President Trump was safely evacuated by the Secret Service, underscoring the tense political atmosphere.
The recent parliamentary election in Cyprus has seen a significant rise in support for far-right parties, posing challenges for centrist factions backing President Nikos Christodoulides.
As Cyprus embarks on a parliamentary election, widespread dissatisfaction over corruption and rising living costs may influence the political landscape.
Kyiv has reported that Russia breached a unilateral ceasefire by launching drone and missile attacks on Ukrainian cities, condemning these actions as a violation of peace.
In Belgrade, police confronted thousands of demonstrators calling for early elections, using teargas and stun grenades. The protest occurred despite transportation disruptions.
As the Trump administration navigates its ongoing conflict with Iran, it finds itself shifting between military threats and diplomatic efforts, with no clear outcome in sight.
The D.C. mayoral election reveals a nuanced interplay of factors that could significantly influence the outcome.
In a move to enhance its defense capabilities, Poland has received 32 F-35 multirole fighter jets from the United States, reinforcing NATO's eastern flank.
France's Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot has announced a ban on Israeli Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, citing his controversial actions and rhetoric.
The Democratic National Committee's recent report sheds light on internal party tensions and critiques Vice President Harris's leadership amid electoral challenges.
North Korea appears to be reassessing its diplomatic stance, moving past its recent alignment with Russia and addressing Japan's longstanding abduction issues.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has urged NATO allies to increase their involvement in efforts to resolve the ongoing conflict in Iran, highlighting the need for a united response.
The legal situation surrounding two foreign activists detained from a Gaza-bound flotilla continues to evolve as a court extends their detention amid allegations of abuse.
As NATO foreign ministers convene in Sweden, concerns about President Trump's dedication to the alliance are resurfacing, highlighted by Secretary of State Marco Rubio's recent statements.