Reaction to Attacks: The Iran War Forces Merz to Walk a Tightrope Again
The German government demonstrates understanding for the attacks on Iran while avoiding open support, navigating a complex diplomatic situation fueled by different perspectives within the ruling coalition.
Although the Urgent Fire was Extinguished by Exporting Maps... Trump’s 'Trade Law Section 301' Still Looms
South Korea's government has conditionally permitted the export of high-precision maps, likely under pressure from the U.S. government ahead of potential tariff increases, but experts warn that American pressure will continue.
Government to Monitor Iranian Strikes for 24 Hours... Considering Release of Strategic Oil Reserves
The South Korean government is closely monitoring the impacts of US-Israeli strikes in Iran on domestic and international financial and energy markets.
Brazil expresses solidarity with countries impacted by retaliatory attacks from Iran and calls for an end to military actions
The Brazilian government has expressed solidarity with countries affected by Iranian retaliatory attacks and urged for a cessation of military actions in the Gulf region.
The Balancing Act of the Italian Government: "Easing Tensions". One Hundred Italians to Evacuate
The Italian government, led by Giorgia Meloni, faces challenges in balancing its stance on international military actions while preparing to evacuate citizens from Iran amidst escalating tensions.
Ali Khamenei: the ayatollah who ruled Iran with an iron fist for nearly four decades
Ali Khamenei has ruled Iran for nearly four decades with an iron grip, with recent reports claiming he was killed in joint US-Israeli attacks, which the Iranian government has not confirmed.
Overview: How the international community is reacting
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen describes the Iranian government as 'evil' in response to recent attacks, emphasizing the need for careful deliberation to avoid a larger conflict in the Middle East.
Exiled crown prince calls on Iranian people to 'finish the job,' cheers Trump's 'humanitarian intervention'
Exiled Iranian crown prince Reza Pahlavi endorses U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran as a form of humanitarian aid and calls on Iranians to rise against their government.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs: On alert for developments in the Middle East – Crisis Management Unit activated
The Greek government is closely monitoring developments in Iran and the wider Middle East, activating a Crisis Management Unit for consular support to citizens in need.
COMMENTARY: The Cynical Iranian Regime Prefers to Expose the Country to Strikes Rather than Abandon Its Program
The article criticizes the Iranian regime for prioritizing its nuclear program over the safety and welfare of its citizens, suggesting a deep-seated cynicism in its leadership.
Trump tells Iranians the 'hour of your freedom is at hand' as US-Israel launch strikes against Iran
President Trump urged Iranians to rise against their government following a joint US-Israel military operation in Iran.
The Government of the Republic of Croatia boycotts the opening of the Winter Paralympic Games
The Croatian government has decided to boycott the opening ceremony of the Winter Paralympic Games in Italy in solidarity with Ukraine, opposing the participation of Russian and Belarusian athletes under their national flags.
See the repercussions of the attacks by the USA and Israel against Iran
The USA and Israel launched joint attacks on Iran, citing defense against threats from the Iranian government and concerns over nuclear armament.
Newly appointed Dutch foreign and defence ministers arrive in Kyiv
The newly appointed Dutch Foreign Minister and Defence Minister visit Kyiv, marking their first international visit since taking office.
VIDEOS: EPTV 2 Sul de Minas from Friday, February 27, 2026
The article discusses multiple news highlights from Brazil, including labor reform votes, government policies on electronics tariffs, and significant political figures' statements.
Will America buy Cuba? Trump said - talks about 'friendly takeover' are ongoing with Havana
Donald Trump has suggested that the U.S. could engage in a 'friendly takeover' of Cuba as the Cuban government deals with crisis and financial struggles.
Brazil does not fear that the appointment of Moraes' critic to a post in the U.S. will hinder Lula's visit
The Brazilian government remains unfazed by the appointment of U.S. far-right activist Darren Beattie, a vocal critic of Lula, to a senior advisory position related to Brazil, as plans for Lula's visit to the U.S. continue.
With the American Threat.. How Will the Coordination Framework Decide on Maliki's Nomination?
The nomination of Nouri al-Maliki for the Iraqi government has become a test of the Shia alliance's ability to avoid economic confrontation with the U.S.
Carney lands in India with trade on the agenda, kicks off Asia trip
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney arrives in India to discuss trade and strengthen diplomatic relations with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government.
Kim Jong-un courts Trump
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un suggests that relations with the United States could improve if the U.S. government recognizes North Korea as a nuclear power, according to state media reports following an important party congress.
North Korea's leader wants the country recognized as a nuclear power
Kim Jong-un declares that North Korea's relationship with the U.S. could improve if the American government recognizes it as a nuclear power, during a recent party congress.
Trump government appoints far-right official to guide policies directed towards Brazil, says agency
The Trump administration has appointed a hardliner critic of Brazil's current government as a senior advisor on policies related to Brazil.
US confirms at least two on boat shot at by Cuba were Americans
The US government has confirmed that at least two Americans were on a boat that was shot at by Cuban authorities.
Nigeria responds after US labels it ‘deadliest country to be Christian’
Nigeria has rejected the US classification of it as the 'deadliest country to be Christian' and denied government policy against any religious group.
Google's Approval for Exporting 'High-Precision Maps' Reduces US-Korea Trade Frictions, But...
The South Korean government has approved the export of high-precision maps demanded by American tech companies, which may influence trade negotiations between the US and Korea.
[Column] Coupang’s play in Washington
The interim CEO of Coupang's Korean subsidiary testified before the US House Judiciary Committee regarding allegations of discrimination against US companies by the Korean government.
The Discreet Silence of the United States in Response to the Attack of a Boat in Cuban Waters
The article discusses the delayed response of the U.S. government to a Cuban coast guard attack that resulted in casualties, highlighting the tense relations between the U.S. and Cuba.
Conviction for the wiretaps: PASOK declares vindicated, the Maximos in a communication defense
The PASOK party claims vindication following a court ruling on wiretapping cases, while the government adapts its public relations strategy in response.
Paralympics, the government's letter to the international committee: 'Russian athletes only as neutrals'
The Italian government has communicated to the International Paralympic Committee that Russian athletes should only participate as neutral competitors, with no national anthem or flag, highlighting a broader diplomatic stance against Russia.
Harsh Assessment: China's Government Could Collapse
A political expert suggests that China's Communist Party might be more fragile than perceived, challenging assumptions of its stability.
Gleisi says that breaking Lulinha's confidentiality was a coup, and government officials try to annul the act
Brazil's Institutional Relations Minister Gleisi Hoffmann labeled the breaking of confidentiality surrounding President Lula's son as a coup, as government officials seek to annul the decision made by a parliamentary committee.
Mitsotakis: Macron in Athens for the renewal of the Greek-French agreement
Greek government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis confirmed that French President Emmanuel Macron is expected to visit Greece to renew the Greek-French agreement.
To Kim Jong-un, who excludes our ethnic group... Cheong Wa Dae says 'We must refrain from confrontational remarks and build mutual trust'
The South Korean government expresses its commitment to peaceful co-existence with North Korea despite recent hostile statements from Kim Jong-un.
Cuba claims exile Cubans in American boat intended to infiltrate the island
Cuba's government claims that ten armed Cuban exiles in an American-registered boat aimed to infiltrate the country, following an incident where the Cuban Coast Guard shot at the vessel, resulting in four deaths.
US announces investigation after confrontation between American boat and Cuban military leaves 4 dead
The US government has announced an investigation into a confrontation that left four people dead after a Florida-registered boat clashed with Cuban military forces.
Senegal PM vows to double penalty for same-sex relations
Senegal's Prime Minister vows to increase the penalty for same-sex relations from five to ten years in prison, reflecting the government's stance on LGBTQ+ rights.
The Cuban Government confirms an armed confrontation with a civilian boat from Florida: four dead and six injured
The Cuban government has reported a deadly armed confrontation involving a Florida-registered civilian boat and a military vessel, resulting in four deaths and six injuries.
Hong Kong ‘throws’ José Mulino for taking away 2 ports from the Panama Canal: ‘Respect the contracts’
The Government of Hong Kong has expressed strong protests to Panama over the control of two ports taken from CK Hutchison, following a Supreme Court ruling in Panama.
P. Marinakis: Denies Greece's involvement in Iran
Greek government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis rejected reports suggesting the country's involvement in Iran.
Reasons why the government of the Liberal Democratic Party aims to expand arms exports: Discussion of 'safeguard measures' is sidelined
The Liberal Democratic Party's security research committee in Japan is proposing a review of the operational guidelines regarding arms exports, aiming to eliminate restrictions that limit exports to specific categories of aid and military support.
Australian diplomats' families offered evacuation over Iran threat
The Australian government is preparing to evacuate the families of diplomats stationed in the Middle East due to escalating tensions surrounding Iran.
Japan demands Iran to release one of its citizens immediately
Japan urges Iran to promptly release a detained Japanese citizen, emphasizing government communication with the detainee's family.
Exxon fights for Cuban assets
ExxonMobil is seeking damages from Cuba for property seized by the Cuban government, as it argues its case before the U.S. Supreme Court.
Is Mexico Next on the List? Trump Pressures and Honduras Ends Contract with Cuban Doctors
Honduras has announced the termination of its contract with Cuban doctors, amidst pressure from the Trump administration which continues to cut funding sources for the Cuban government.
Why the killing of 'El Mencho' could help Mexico's economy
The killing of Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, known as 'El Mencho', leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, could bolster the Mexican government's relations with the United States amidst ongoing drug trafficking and immigration threats.
US, France move to steady ties after Paris restricts ambassador's access
U.S. and French officials are taking steps to stabilize relations following France's decision to limit U.S. Ambassador Charles Kushner's access to key government officials.
'The US wants stable relations with China but does not trust Beijing,' says Trump government secretary
A Trump administration official stated that while the US seeks stable relations with China, there is a lack of trust towards Beijing amidst ongoing trade tensions.
France curbs US envoy’s government access
France has restricted U.S. Ambassador Charles Kushner's access to the government following his failure to attend a summoned meeting regarding U.S. comments on domestic issues in France.
Diplomatic Dispute: US Ambassador in France Barred from Meeting Government Ministers
The US ambassador to France has been prohibited from meeting with government ministers following diplomatic tensions stemming from comments made by the US Embassy regarding the death of a French far-right activist.
Tusk against Nawrocki. This is how the government wants to circumvent a possible veto
The Polish government is facing opposition regarding the SAFE program aimed at securing €43.7 billion in preferential loans to support the defense industry, with critics fearing a loss of sovereignty and negative impacts on U.S. relations.