The Ministry of Foreign Affairs received warnings about Rød-Larsen's think tank in 2015 – continued to transfer new millions for three years
Norway's Ministry of Foreign Affairs ignored warnings about a lack of transparency regarding funding for the International Peace Institute, linked to Jeffrey Epstein, for three years after receiving the first alert in 2015.
"The PM is not just a party leader, but the leader of the country...", said Manoj Jha
Manoj Jha emphasized that the Prime Minister of India has a moral responsibility towards the country, especially when engaging with international affairs.
Daily news (25.02.2026 18:00:00)
Estonia's ERR news outlines various news topics for February 25, 2026, covering local and international affairs, culture, and more.
News Hour (24.02.2026 17:00:00)
This news segment encompasses various updates from Estonia, including cultural events, sports news, and international affairs.
Senior Official at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs: "US Nuclear Submarine and Nuclear Cooperation Delegation Visit Not Delayed Due to Iran Situation"
A senior South Korean official denied that delays in a US nuclear submarine delegation visit were linked to the US Supreme Court ruling, attributing the delays instead to international circumstances such as the Iran situation.
The US ambassador did not attend a meeting at the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs
The US ambassador's absence from a key meeting at the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs raises questions about diplomatic relations.
Russian MP: US attack on Iran will ignite serious collective confrontation
Leonid Slutsky, head of the Russian parliament's international affairs committee, warns that a U.S. military attack on Iran could lead to a dangerous escalation and a collective confrontation.
French Ministry of Foreign Affairs summons US ambassador. 'Unacceptable interference'
The death of a far-right activist in France has sparked international tensions and diplomatic disputes involving the US and Italy.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs proposes to ratify the convention establishing a commission to examine damages from Russia's aggression against Ukraine
Lithuania's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has proposed ratifying a convention that establishes a commission to assess damages caused by Russian aggression against Ukraine.
Information to VG: Epstein report to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs inaccurately reproduced
A report about the involvement of Jeffrey Epstein with the International Peace Institute (IPI) indicates inaccuracies regarding the number of women involved, as confirmed by former IPI employees.
Gaza: Hamas open to the presence of foreign forces, without interference "in internal affairs"
Hamas has expressed openness to the presence of international peacekeeping forces in Gaza, provided they do not interfere in its internal political matters.
Trump inaugurated the Peace Council. "Almost everyone accepted the invitation, and the rest will do so soon"
Donald Trump inaugurated the Peace Council, describing it as a significant international organization and expressing optimism about its potential impact on global affairs.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has received a new alert about IPI
The Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has received a new anonymous alert regarding the International Peace Institute, similar to a previous alert in 2019.
Live broadcast: The Environment in Global Context
The article discusses a conference organized by the University of Iceland's Sustainability Institute and the Ministry for Foreign Affairs, focusing on global environmental issues as presented in the new GEO-7 report by the UN Environment Program.
JAAP ORA ⟩ Relations with the USA will remain behind closed doors. The minister left a key foreign policy question unanswered
The article critiques a recent foreign policy speech, highlighting a shift in thinking and a desire for more active engagement in international affairs.
Minister of Foreign Affairs Valtonen: Finland opposes Israel's actions in the West Bank – "We have made it clear here as well"
Finland's Foreign Minister, Elina Valtonen, expressed the country's opposition to Israel's planned annexations of West Bank territories, emphasizing the violations of international law involved.
Today the Eurogroup Meeting – The Initiative of the 'Six' at the Top of the Agenda
The Eurogroup Economic and Financial Affairs Council is meeting in Brussels to discuss enhancing the international role of the euro.
Munich Security Conference. Rubio: ‘Disagreements because the US wants a strong Europe’
The Munich Security Conference highlighted transatlantic relations and global conflicts, featuring a speech by US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and discussions on China's role in international affairs.
German Chancellor to the USA: "Together we are stronger"
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz warns that the United States faces limits to its power when acting independently, emphasizing the need for international cooperation at the Munich Security Conference.
Radio News (13.02.2026 15:00:00)
The article provides live updates on various events in Estonia, including news on sports and international affairs.
Trump's nominee for the State Department faces obstacle due to 'anti-Israel views'
Donald Trump's nominee for Assistant Secretary of State for International Affairs, Jeremy Carl, is facing significant opposition due to allegations of anti-Israel sentiments.
Africa: Mudavadi Rallies Africa Behind Judge Okowa's ICJ Re-Election Bid
Kenya is intensifying efforts to secure the re-election of Judge Phoebe Okowa to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) following her nomination announced by Foreign Affairs Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi.
Olivier Nduhungirehe: "If sanctions could solve the problem, I would sign tomorrow," declares the Rwandan Minister of Foreign Affairs
Rwanda's Foreign Minister Olivier Nduhungirehe discusses the ongoing conflict in eastern DR Congo and challenges international sanctions as ineffective in resolving the issue.
Carney spent over $772K on in-flight catering and accommodations last year, records show
Prime Minister Mark Carney spent over $772,000 last year on in-flight catering and accommodations during his international travels, as revealed by records from Global Affairs Canada.
DN: The Auditor General Investigated the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and IPI – Never Saw the Ministry's Report on Young Women and Epstein
A report reveals that while the Norwegian Audit Office investigated the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and its connection to the International Peace Institute, it never received critical documentation related to allegations involving Jeffrey Epstein.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs proposes to allow the International American School in Vilnius to lease public property for up to 99 years
The Lithuanian government has approved a proposal to allow the International American School in Vilnius to lease public property for educational purposes for a term of up to 99 years.
Podcast: A Piece of Advice from Stubb for a Situation Where 'Shit Hits the Fan'
Finnish President Alexander Stubb discusses the underestimated ideological shift in U.S. foreign policy driven by the MAGA movement in a Foreign Affairs podcast.
Søreide confirms: Was informed about the warning against Rød-Larsen's think tank
Former Foreign Minister Ine Eriksen Søreide confirmed that she was informed in 2019 that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs forwarded a serious warning regarding Rød-Larsen's think tank.
Filter News: Søreide confirms Epstein report at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in 2019
In 2019, Norwegian Foreign Minister Ine Eriksen Søreide was informed about a serious warning against the International Peace Institute, which led to a note being sent to the Chief Public Prosecutor and eventually forwarded to the investigation team of the Epstein case in the US.
WEEKLY FACE > Freedom Fighter Foreign Author
Postimees has named Jüri Toomepuu, a veteran soldier and politician, as this year's best foreign author for his insightful and detailed commentary on Estonian and international affairs.
Consider Icelandair due to the state of international affairs and wage increases in the labor market
The article discusses how the current state of international affairs and rising wages in the labor market are impacting Icelandair's operations and decision-making.
The USA completely rejects the IMO's NZF
Marco M. Sylvester, the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Transportation Affairs at the U.S. Department of State, clearly stated the U.S. position on the decarbonization of shipping and the so-called Net-Zero Framework (NZF) of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) during a panel discussion at the 16th Greek shipping conference.
Researcher: It is shocking how low human self-esteem is rated on the list of the world's powerful
Una Bērziņa-Čerenkova, director of the Latvian Institute of International Affairs, expressed shock at how low self-esteem and control over one's body are valued among the world's powerful, commenting on the Epstein case materials.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs considers support for Rød-Larsen's think tank after Epstein revelations
The Norwegian Foreign Ministry is initiating an investigation into grants and contacts with the International Peace Institute after new information regarding Epstein has surfaced.
Power and politics of China’s military
The article examines the interplay between the military and political dynamics in China, highlighting the implications for both domestic and international affairs.
First Korea-Poland Security Strategy Council... "Strengthening Information Sharing and Defense Cooperation on the Korean Peninsula"
During the inaugural Korea-Poland Security Strategy Council in Warsaw, both countries emphasized the importance of enhancing defense cooperation and information sharing regarding the Korean Peninsula and security issues due to the rising unpredictability in international affairs since Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Russia: Finland cannot act as a mediator in international negotiations
Russia's Foreign Ministry stated that Finland has lost its position as a 'honest mediator' in international affairs following its NATO membership, with no basis to expect it to mediate in future negotiations.
China no longer cares about the rules, says Carl Bildt - Watch at 19:00 how top experts analyze the new world order
Former Swedish Prime Minister Carl Bildt and former Estonian President Toomas Hendrik Ilves discuss the current state of global affairs, criticizing China, Russia, and the U.S. for not adhering to international rules.
Nobuhiko Ochiai, international journalist and author, passes away at 84
Nobuhiko Ochiai, a renowned international journalist and author known for his works on global issues, died of natural causes at the age of 84 on February 1.
Former Ministers Discuss International Issues
Former ministers engage in a discussion about pressing social issues and security matters related to Iceland's defense agreement with the United States on a radio program.
Kallas, in the current context: 'It's a good time to start drinking'
EU Foreign Affairs Representative Kaja Kallas suggested in private discussions that amidst current international political turmoil, it might be a good moment to start drinking.
VIDEO Ceremony Commemorating the Day of International Recognition of the Republic of Croatia: 'Our Dream Back Then Was...'
The Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of Croatia organized a ceremonial celebration commemorating the Day of International Recognition of the Republic of Croatia and the Day of Peaceful Reintegration of the Croatian Danube Region, featuring speeches from notable officials and a lecture on military diplomacy.
Selective revisionism and the cracks in the West
The developments in the first ten days of 2026 confirm the assessment of a hybrid reality characterized by a growing tendency towards unlimited revisionism amidst fragmented perceptions of a partly virtual world shaping public understanding of international affairs.
Regarding a new position and Iceland's status in international affairs
The article discusses the new position related to Iceland's role and status in international affairs, featuring insights from key guests on pressing social issues.
Marcin Ociepa: What to do to make Polish diplomacy strong? Eight tasks for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Marcin Ociepa outlines eight essential tasks for strengthening Polish diplomacy in the context of evolving global crises and challenges.
"America First": USA Withdraws from 66 International Organizations
The Trump administration announced the withdrawal of the United States from 66 international organizations, citing excessive engagement in global affairs.
How Ivan Mikloš reads: Did Trump bury the West's last chance in Venezuela?
The article discusses former Finance Minister Ivan Mikloš's perspective on Fínsky prezident Alexander Stubb's essay regarding the historical shift in the post-war international order and its implications for the West's future.
Somalia condemns Israeli Foreign Minister’s visit to Hargeisa as “serious violation”
Somalia's Foreign Ministry has condemned the visit of Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar to Hargeisa, describing it as a serious violation of its territorial sovereignty and an unacceptable interference in the internal affairs of a UN member state.
US Intervention in Venezuela: Trump's Adventure
The article discusses the lack of a coherent justification from the US government for its intervention in Venezuela and the broader implications of major powers acting unilaterally in international affairs.
Not necessarily a better world for Iceland
The chairman of Iceland's foreign affairs committee highlights that the actions of great powers seeking their own interests do not necessarily improve conditions for small nations like Iceland.