World & Security — Archive
Foreign policy, defense, trade, and international relations
Iran Says Talks With US Will Continue After 'Good Beginning' in Oman
Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi describes initial round of nuclear negotiations as productive, while White House maintains maximum pressure stance.
UN High Commissioner Warns of 'Unprecedented' Crisis as Sudan War Approaches Third Year
Volker Türk calls for global intervention and humanitarian aid as conflict displaces millions and fuels catastrophic malnutrition levels.
Gaza's Rafah Crossing Reopens, but Restrictions Limit Movement
Under a ceasefire agreement, only 50 medical patients per day are allowed to leave Gaza, but Israeli security procedures and logistical challenges have slowed the process significantly.
Trump Administration Signals Potential Diplomatic Boycott of 2026 Winter Olympics
The White House cites trade disputes and security concerns as factors in determining official U.S. attendance at the Milan-Cortina games.
U.S. Proposes June Deadline for Ukraine-Russia Peace Deal, Zelenskyy Confirms
The Biden administration has set a new diplomatic timeline for ending the conflict, marking a shift in international peace efforts as Russia continues infrastructure attacks.
U.S. and Iran Hold Preliminary Talks in Oman Amid Broader Tensions
Diplomats meet to discuss nuclear program and regional security as both sides signal openness to continued negotiation.
Russia Launches Massive Attack on Ukraine's Energy Infrastructure, Zelensky Confirms
Ukraine's president reports coordinated strikes targeting power grid as winter persists, marking the latest in months-long campaign against civilian energy supplies.
Geopolitical Tensions Shadow 2026 Winter Olympics as U.S. Foreign Policy Divides Allies
The intersection of international sports and American 'America First' diplomacy creates a complex backdrop for the Milano-Cortina Games.
Epstein Scandal Topples European Leaders While U.S. Political Class Escapes Scrutiny
A growing gap in institutional accountability has emerged as European governments face resignations while American inquiries remain largely stalled.
U.S. Arms Sale to Taiwan Raises Tension With Trump’s Push for China Trade Deal
The $2.4 billion package, approved under the Foreign Military Sales program, coincides with Trump’s recent calls for a trade pact with Beijing.