Diplomacy & Crisis News

It is nearly impossible for even the closest U.S. allies to comply with its byzantine immigration system. That needs to change.

Treasury’s latest sanctions show momentum, but contradictions in U.S. policy risk blunting their impact.

Geopolitics in East Asia is pushing Ulaanbaatar and Tokyo to rely more on each other.

Tribunal de Bobigny, 8 novembre 1972. L'avocate Gisèle Halimi appelle Paul Milliez, professeur de médecine, catholique pratiquant et opposant à la légalisation de l'avortement, à témoigner en faveur de Michèle Chevalier, accusée d'avoir aidé sa fille à se faire avorter. Dans les semaines qui suivent (...) / France, Enfance, Femmes, Histoire, Santé, Société, Médecine, Droits des femmes - 2022/11

Recent trends cast doubt on the long-standing assumption that young people in Japan are politically irrelevant.

Unlike when the U.S. held unipolar power, times have changed as China and the BRICS countries begin fashioning a non-militarized, multipolar world. 

China is willing to stand with non-Western partners firmly, but remains determined to avoid Cold War-style alliances.

After evacuating thousands of Thais from Israel in 2023, the Thai military is thinking more about how it could get citizens out of other hotspots.

The International Deep Space Exploration Association (IDSEA) signals China’s ambition to become a central node in the architecture of space governance

Taliban women willingly uphold and enforce the regime’s harsh ideology, fully embracing the strict roles assigned to them.

Relations have taken a step forward, but how much of it is substantive?

The Muslim community is not monolithic, but people of different sects lived peacefully, side by side. That has changed over the past year.

Every month, the information factories get cheaper, sharper, and harder to detect.

The group is rebuilding in Syria—just as U.S. forces prepare to leave.

As America drifts away from its allies, a less peaceful world awaits.

People-to-people ties between the countries have previously flourished despite conflict.   

He had followers in countries where majority groups feel insecure.

The president’s second state visit to the country is intended to improve the special relationship.

Correctly defining conflict has high stakes in the insurance industry.

As humanitarian aid dries up, Sahrawis in Algeria face a deepening crisis.