Eide and several other foreign ministers: UN report on Sudan is a call to action
Norwegian and several other foreign ministers respond to a UN report on Sudan, urging immediate action to prevent atrocities in the conflict-ridden nation.
Zimbabwe backs out of โlopsidedโ US health deal
Zimbabwe has withdrawn from a proposed health funding agreement with the United States, denouncing the deal as unequal and requiring the sharing of sensitive health information.
Barth Eide and Foreign Ministers: Express Our Common Anger Over El Fashir
The foreign ministers from Germany, Ireland, the Netherlands, Norway, and the UK express their collective anger and sorrow regarding a UN investigation report on El Fashir in Sudan.
Lavrov: No deadline to end the war
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated that there is no specific deadline for ending the ongoing conflict.
With Trump focused on Iran, Kim speaks of increasing North Korea's nuclear arsenal
North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un announced plans to expand the country's nuclear arsenal and stated that improvements in relations with the United States depend solely on Washington's stance.
Strength and business are not enough: America is more alone
The article discusses the shortcomings of U.S. foreign policy under Donald Trump, emphasizing growing isolation and distrust among Western allies.
Leaving room for dialogue with the US administration, North Korea emphasizes 'hostile' relations with South Korea
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un highlighted a willingness for dialogue with the US while reinforcing 'hostile' relations with South Korea during the recently held Workers' Party Congress.
Felipe VI emphasizes the importance of ensuring that "facts and actions never contradict words"
King Felipe VI stressed the significance of aligning actions with words during the entrega of diploma dispatches to the new diplomats in Spain.
International Relations: Friedrich Merz Did Much Right in China
The article discusses the actions and statements made by German Chancellor Friedrich Merz during his inaugural visit to Beijing, highlighting the balance he struck in diplomatic discussions.
About Diplomacy, International Institutions, and Other Demons
Recent diplomatic tensions involving American Ambassadors in Europe have highlighted a shift in the U.S. administration's attitudes towards Europe and its leaders.
FT Report: Economic 'Bait' from Iran to Trump to Avoid Military Conflict
Iran's leadership is reportedly offering significant economic incentives to Donald Trump to prevent a U.S. military operation against Iran, according to the Financial Times.
Why Americans will confront China if they attack Iran
Tensions between the U.S. and Iran are escalating despite ongoing negotiations, highlighting a critical point in international relations involving nuclear capabilities and economic sanctions.
Zaharova accused the United States of 'aggressive provocation'
Maria Zaharova, spokesperson for the Russian Foreign Ministry, accused the United States of engaging in 'aggressive provocation' following a shooting incident involving a boat registered in Florida off the coast of Cuba.
The "umbrella" is not enough in the storm
President Trump is attempting to rewrite global trade rules based on U.S. interests, as reiterated in his recent State of the Union address.
US Tariffs: 'If it were up to me, I would renegotiate for the EU'
EU trade expert Bernd Lange expresses concerns about ongoing uncertainties in tariff negotiations with the US, advocating for renegotiation from the EU's perspective.
What remains of Iran's nuclear program โ and is it a threat as Trump claims?
The article discusses the current status of Iran's nuclear program amid escalating tensions, including U.S. military presence in the region and statements from former President Trump about the risks of Iran acquiring nuclear weapons.
Drone and missile attacks on Kyiv
Several explosions were heard in central Kyiv following warnings of imminent attacks, attributed to drone and missile strikes by Ukraine's military officials.
Peace Operations Amid the Crisis of Multilateralism
The article discusses the challenges faced by peace operations within the context of a weakening multilateral framework, particularly focusing on the United Nations.
Cuban army kills 4 possible saboteurs from the USA
The Cuban army reports killing four suspected U.S. saboteurs attempting to infiltrate the island for terrorist activities.
Xi Jinping meets foreign leaders: tracker 2026
The article discusses ongoing diplomatic engagements of Xi Jinping with various foreign leaders as part of China's international relations strategy leading up to 2026.
Havana identifies โterrorist infiltratorsโ from US
Cuban authorities reported that a recent armed encounter with a US-flagged boat involved individuals suspected of planning a terrorist infiltration.
Maduro ignored ultimatum and celebrated New Year's before U.S. attack in his last days in power
Despite the impending threat of a U.S. military attack, Nicolรกs Maduro celebrated New Year's Eve with family and friends in Caracas, showing apparent confidence in his position.
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.
Cuba: four occupants of a boat registered in Florida killed after a shootout with coast guards
Four occupants of a Florida-registered boat were killed and six others injured in a shootout with Cuban coast guards in Cuban territorial waters.
What is known about Cuba's attack on a boat from the United States
A clash between a U.S. boat and Cuban coast guards resulted in casualties and has escalated tensions between the two countries.
Seven containers to Ukraine: Connections from Hrรบtafjรถrรฐur among those that get a new life
Iceland is sending seven containers to Ukraine, which includes connections from the Hrรบtafjรถrรฐur area, contributing to Ukraine's recovery efforts.
VIDEOS: Acre Journal 1st edition this Wednesday, February 25, 2026
The Acre Journal covers various upcoming legal proceedings and significant events in Brazil, touching on legal matters, economic updates, and international incidents involving Cuba and the U.S.
Trump to hike tariffs to 15 percent โwhere appropriate,โ U.S. trade rep says
U.S. President Donald Trump plans to increase global tariffs from 10% to 15% where deemed appropriate, according to Trade Representative Jamieson Greer.
Tariff may exceed 15% for some countries, says US trade representative
US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer indicated that import tariffs for certain countries could surpass the promised 15% by Donald Trump, while maintaining that tariffs on Chinese products will not increase further.
Newsfilter: Fico is Embarrassing the World, His Advisors at Home
The article discusses the global backlash against Slovak politician Robert Fico due to his criticism of Ukraine and connections to Vladimir Putin.
Canada sending $8M in food aid to Cuba as humanitarian crisis deepens
Canada is providing $8 million in food aid to Cuba to help alleviate a deepening humanitarian crisis exacerbated by external sanctions.
Germany in China: Is Europe starting to dismantle its ties with America?
The article discusses German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's visit to China and the shifting dynamics of Europe's relationship with the United States amidst global changes.
Szomburg: How to Maintain Subjectivity Against the Geopolitics of Power and Tech Dominance?
The article discusses the structural collapse of the current globalization model, shifting from a peace-promoting system to one where interdependencies are increasingly weaponized by states.
Hong Kong โthrowsโ Josรฉ Mulino for taking away 2 ports from the Panama Canal: โRespect the contractsโ
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.
BNS Sprint: Wednesday's events in brief
The article discusses various significant events in Lithuania and abroad, including Ignitis Group's profit and plans to sell more shares, a check regarding the president's residence fence, and international developments such as Ukraine-US-Russia negotiations and Chancellor Scholz's visit to China.
The Eyeball Stretching Controversy Was Last Year's Biggest News Spike from Finland
A report reveals that Finland's international media presence spiked last year, primarily due to President Alexander Stubb's visibility on the global stage, despite some negative publicity.
Merz's First Visit to Beijing: Germany Wants Fairer Economic Relations with China
During his first visit to China as Germany's leader, Merz expressed the need for fairer economic relations while aiming to strengthen bilateral trade in light of changing international dynamics.
Anna-Lena Laurรฉn: Germany's Devil's Pact with China โ Now Merz Tries to Salvage What He Can
Friedrich Merz, Germany's Chancellor, emphasizes the importance of both Europe and the German automotive industry in his dealings with China.
F. Merzas sees "great opportunities" to develop relations with China
F. Merzas expresses a strong belief in the potential for enhancing Germany's relationship with China during his visit to Beijing.
In meeting with Merz, Xi urges efforts to advance China-Germany ties to โnew levelsโ
Chinese President Xi Jinping met with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, emphasizing the need to strengthen China-Germany relations amid global uncertainties.
Jฤdrzej Bielecki: Donald Trump's State of the Union Address. How the U.S. President Skewed the Truth
The article critiques Donald Trump's State of the Union address, highlighting his inaccuracies and the public's reaction to his lengthy speech.
Trump's 'Predatory Hegemony' and 'Kleptocracy' of Endurance
The article critiques Donald Trump's foreign policy as a form of predatory hegemony driven by personal gain, highlighting the resulting shifts in international relations and the implications for South Korea.
Umerovas will meet with Witkoff before new negotiations with Russia
Ukrainian official R. Umerovas is set to meet with American negotiators Witkoff and Kushner in Geneva as part of preparations for upcoming trilateral talks with Russia.
107 UN States Support Ukraine. The USA Is Not Among Them
The UN General Assembly adopted a resolution supporting Ukraine, which condemns Russian aggression, although the USA abstained from voting.
Identified the main obstacle in peace negotiations: called V. Putin a courier
The former Lithuanian Foreign Minister Antanas Valionis stated that the West's response to Russian aggression is moving in the right direction, albeit slower than what Ukraine desires.
CM Yogi warmly welcomed in Tokyo, Japan
UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath was warmly welcomed in Tokyo during his four-day foreign visit following Singapore.
China Expert Mรผhlhahn: 'Beijing does not aim to replace the USA'
China expert Klaus Mรผhlhahn discusses the dynamics of international relations between China, Germany, and the USA, emphasizing the need for constructive dialogue and understanding the Chinese market.
The United Nations adopts a resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire in Ukraine
The UN has adopted a resolution urging an immediate ceasefire in Ukraine during its sessions marking the fourth anniversary of the war.
Germany's Merz to push for 'fair' economic competition on first visit to China
Germany's opposition leader Friedrich Merz is set to advocate for equitable economic competition during his inaugural visit to China.
The UN General Assembly approved a resolution to support Ukraine
The UN General Assembly has adopted a resolution supporting Ukraine amid ongoing conflicts.