Diplomacy & Crisis News

The U.S. president used his lengthy speech at UNGA to rail against immigration, climate activism, escalators, and more.

Trump says Ukraine can win back all of its territory.

Trump cites peace deals, but most are false wins.

The mutual defense agreement could make Islamabad even more risk-tolerant.

Read Trump’s full address at the U.N. General Assembly. 

Between shots at immigration and climate change, the U.S. president expressed his disappointment with the multilateral body.

The U.S. president suggested that Ukraine can win back all of its territory from Russia.

For the second time in three years, vast swathes of the country drowned, yet there's little government action.

Yes – but it takes much more than just a prison sentence.

Deadly protests by youths in Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and Nepal show how lack of attention to inclusive development can fuel public anger.

Artificial intelligence is not the most important part of the U.S.-China technology race, yet it receives the most attention in Washington.

With China-Taiwan rivalry, China-Western competition, and big carbon emitters at odds with the islands on climate policy, there is plenty of tension to go around.

On September 26, after more than 60 years in operational service, the few MiG-21s still flying in IAF squadrons will be put out to pasture.

Under the agreement, the two countries pledged that “any aggression against either country shall be considered an aggression against both.”

The Arctic could be a testing ground as the alliance expands beyond the Korean Peninsula. 

Les affrontements entre Russes et Ukrainiens autour de la centrale de Zaporijia ont ravivé le spectre d'une catastrophe nucléaire, et conduit l'Agence internationale de l'énergie atomique à dénoncer une situation « intenable ». Dans son dernier ouvrage, le journaliste Marc Endeweld montre pourquoi le (...) / États-Unis (affaires extérieures), Europe, Russie, Ukraine, Armement, Nucléaire militaire, Conflit, Désarmement, Droit international, Énergie, Nucléaire civil, Stratégie - 2022/10

Red tape could discourage 13 million expats from casting their ballots just when their country needs them most.

The White House has usurped the power to make foreign treaties and keeps their texts secret.

A recent defense exercise between Bangladesh and the U.S. sparked some exaggerated responses.

Kazakhstan has agreed to purchase 300 freight locomotives to the tune of $4.2 billion; Uzbekistan will buy at least 14 Boeing jets, in a deal said to be valued at $8 billion.