Armenians Deserve a Lasting Peace, Not Just a Transactional Deal with Azerbaijan
In a compelling Los Angeles Times op-ed, a contributor passionately asserts that Armenians deserve far more than a mere transactional ...
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When American Comedians Cross the Line: The Troubling Reality of Performing in Saudi Arabia
American comedians performing in Saudi Arabia face backlash as critics accuse them of "selling out" amid the kingdom's human rights ...
North Korea Scores Major Weapons Windfall from Russia
North Korea is reportedly receiving a significant influx of weapons and military equipment from Russia, raising concerns about regional security ...
Netanyahu Declares Israeli Strike on Iran’s Nuclear Program a Historic Military Feat
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that a potential Israeli strike on Iran's nuclear program "will go down in the ...
Why Taiwan Is More Resilient to Invasion Than You Might Expect
Despite escalating tensions, experts highlight that Taiwan's strategic geography, cutting-edge defenses, and strong international backing dramatically lower its risk of ...
Israel Closes Key Crossing Linking Occupied West Bank to Jordan
Israel has shut down the Allenby Bridge crossing connecting the occupied West Bank to Jordan, citing security concerns. This closure ...
Iran’s Perilous Path Back to Power: Tehran Has Few Options, but the Best One Depends on China – Foreign Affairs
Iran faces a precarious return to regional influence, constrained by sanctions and isolation. Its best chance hinges on deepening ties ...
Saudi Arabia and Pakistan Forge Historic Defense Pact Amid Nuclear Tensions and Shifting Global Power
Saudi Arabia and Pakistan have forged a groundbreaking mutual defense pact, signaling a powerful new chapter in their alliance as ...
Canada Considers Recognizing Palestine Following Moves by UK and France: What the G7 Countries Think
Following the UK and France, Canada is reportedly weighing recognition of Palestine, sparking renewed debate within the G7. This move ...
Türkiye’s Bold Strategic Pivot Toward Central Asia Amid Eurasian Changes
Türkiye is ramping up its engagement with Central Asia, determined to deepen economic and political bonds as the Eurasian landscape ...
Tajikistan Joins Central Asian Friendship Treaty, Strengthening Regional Bonds
Tajikistan has proudly signed the Central Asian Friendship Treaty, ushering in a new era of regional cooperation and stability. This ...
India’s Role in Russian War Games Challenges EU’s Partnership Ambitions
India's participation in Russian war games complicates the European Union's efforts to strengthen ties, casting a shadow over its partnership ...
U.S. Imposes New Travel Restrictions and Bans Targeting Turkmenistan and Other Nations
Turkmenistan has been added to the list of countries facing new U.S. travel restrictions and bans, officials announced Wednesday, as ...
Inside the Growing Cooperation Between Iran and North Korea
The Center for Strategic and International Studies explores growing Iran-North Korea cooperation, highlighting shared military and nuclear ambitions amid rising ...
North Korea Declares Nuclear Weapons Program ‘Irreversible’ as US, Japan, and South Korea Launch Joint Drills
North Korea boldly declared its nuclear weapons program "irreversible" just as the US, Japan, and South Korea launched joint military ...
Beijing Condemns Philippines for Joint Military Drills with US and Japan in South China Sea
Beijing has strongly condemned the Philippines for teaming up with the US and Japan in joint military drills in the ...
Can Trilateral Diplomacy Be the Key to Protecting Pakistan from Terrorism?
Can trilateral diplomacy between Pakistan, Afghanistan, and China effectively curb terrorism? Experts weigh in on collaborative efforts aimed at stabilizing ...
Between Occupation and Brutality: Inside Israel’s Advances and Syria’s Harsh New Reality
Israeli military advances deepen instability in Syria, as Tehran Times reports. The conflict intensifies amid brutal crackdowns by Syrian forces, ...
China’s Newest Aircraft Carrier Sails Through Taiwan Strait for Final Trials
China's newest aircraft carrier has transited the Taiwan Strait for final testing, signaling a significant step in Beijing's naval capabilities ...
Russia’s Nuclear Moves: From Seizing Ukraine’s Facility to Supporting Myanmar’s Military Junta
Russia's nuclear diplomacy is under intense global scrutiny-from its takeover of Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia plant to backing Myanmar's military junta-revealing Moscow's ...
Steppe Diplomacy: How Mongolia is Strengthening Its Bonds Across Central Asia
Mongolia is ramping up its diplomatic efforts to forge stronger bonds with Central Asian nations, spotlighting economic collaboration, regional security,...
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