Canada’s Carney In Australia For ‘Middle Powers’ Talks
What happens when global powers clash and the world order starts to crack? Smaller—but influential—nations start sticking closer together. That’s exactly the message Mark Carney
What happens when global powers clash and the world order starts to crack? Smaller—but influential—nations start sticking closer together. That’s exactly the message Mark Carney
After indirect talks in Geneva, Iran says it has reached an understanding with the US. The understanding is on the main “guiding principles” over its
Could diplomacy and threats coexist? The US and Iran are about to find out. Talks are set for Friday in Oman, as President Trump fired
Is Iran blinking—or just standing its ground? President Donald Trump says Tehran would rather cut a deal than risk US military action. Iranian officials flatly
Keir Starmer’s visit to Beijing was meant to break the ice — and it did more than that. For the first time in eight years,
Denmark’s prime minister, Mette Frederiksen, landed in Nuuk this week for what could be the most awkward diplomatic trip of the year. Why? Because the
After eight long years of diplomatic frost, a Canadian prime minister is back in Beijing. Mark Carney touched down on Wednesday, marking the first such
What does a small ceremony really mean in global diplomacy? Sometimes, quite a lot. On Monday in London, the Palestinian flag flew a little higher
So, did Florida just bring the Ukraine war closer to an ending? Maybe—but not quite yet. Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky met at
Europe’s top leaders gathered in London on Monday, rallying around Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. But not without raising eyebrows at parts of Washington’s latest peace
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says the latest round of talks with Ukraine on a possible peace deal was “productive”—but far from finished. The
China and Japan are trading some of their harshest words in years — all sparked by a few sentences about Taiwan. So what exactly happened,
