Foreign Policy

While President Biden advised Middle Eastern leaders to accept freedom in order to unleash the full potential of their nations, he also noted that it is occasionally “not fun” when people criticize their government, Fox […]

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President Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid signed a joint pledge to prevent Iran from going nuclear. The agreement closes the ranks after long disputes between allied nations over global diplomacy with Iran.  Biden […]

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President Joe Biden landed in Israel today on his first trip to the Middle East as President.  Biden is set to visit Israel, the occupied West Bank, and Saudi Arabia during the four-day trip. On the […]

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Overthrowing governments takes a lot of work, the former US National Security Advisor John Bolton said on Tuesday, claiming he played a role in regime change efforts abroad and taking credit for attempting to oust […]

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Amid a push for more oil, the Biden administration is reportedly considering lifting its ban on offensive weapons sales to Riyadh ahead of President Joe Biden’s visit to Saudi Arabia later this week. Four sources […]

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US President Joe Biden offered a geopolitical, economic, and security rationale behind his announced trip to Saudi Arabia this week, arguing that it aims to advance important US interests while promoting regional integration. Defending his […]

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Russian President Vladimir Putin made one of his most ominous warnings yet since he ordered the invasion of Ukraine.  Putin claimed Moscow has barely begun its campaign against Ukraine. And furthermore, Putin dared the West […]

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After the latest round of talks to revive Iran’s 2015 nuclear deal that the US Special Envoy for Iran Rob Malley dubbed a “wasted occasion” on Wednesday, the US Treasury Department issued new sanctions related […]

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The US Special Envoy for Iran Rob Malley warned on Tuesday that Tehran has enough uranium to make a nuclear bomb within a matter of weeks, emphasizing that it’s something the United States would react […]

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Bulgarian National Radio reported on Monday that the Russian Embassy in Sofia will only allow Bulgarian citizens with direct relatives in Russia to travel to the country and has stopped issuing tourist visas for Bulgarians […]

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The Bulgarian government spokesperson and head of the prime minister’s office, Lena Borislavova, accused Russia over the weekend of paying about €2000 per month to Bulgarian public figures to spread Russian propaganda in the country. […]

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Noting his confidence that the needed congressional approval will be obtained, President Biden said on Thursday that the US should resume the delayed F-16s sale to Turkey. Emphasizing that there is no quid pro quo […]

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In a “sobering” assessment report released today, NATO said that climate change is the overarching challenge of our time.  The new report said that the scope, scale and intensity of climate change effects are currently […]

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A last minute agreement has been reached between Turkey, Sweden and Finland to allow the two Nordic countries to join the Nato alliance.  The agreement came on the eve of the Nato summit in Madrid.  […]

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The Group of Seven nations has been accused of “backsliding” on climate goals after they watered down pledges to halt fossil fuel investments.  In its final communique from the G7 summit, the nations said investment […]

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World leaders have strongly denounced Russia’s attack on a shopping center in Ukraine, callin git “abominable” and a war crime.  The search for survivors continues after Russia launched a deadly missile strike on a mall. […]

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New stricter U.S. regulations on goods from China’s Xinjiang region have come into effect. Under the tougher rules, firms need to prove that imports from the region are not produced using forced or slave labor.  American […]

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