In a firm rebuke to speculation and under pressure from Washington, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has categorically denied any plans for a free trade agreement with China, highlighting the complex geopolitical tightrope Canada must walk.
In a powerful and rare joint statement, former President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama have issued a stark ‘wake-up call for America’ following the brutal murder of Alex Pretti, directly tying the tragedy to what they describe as a dangerous erosion of democratic values under Trump-era politics.
In a major diplomatic flare-up, Bangladesh has expressed deep shock and anger over India’s decision to allow former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to address a public gathering in New Delhi, calling it a ‘dangerous precedent’ that could damage bilateral ties.
In a stunning development that could rock the foundations of Beijing’s military leadership, China’s top general, Zhang Youxia, is under intense investigation for allegedly betraying his country by leaking its most sensitive nuclear weapons data to the United States.
In a historic first, India’s 77th Republic Day celebrations feature not one, but two chief guests: European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and European Council President António Costa. This unprecedented move signals a massive strategic shift, with a crucial free trade agreement and a new security pact on the brink of being finalized.
In a fiery rebuke to the United States, Venezuela’s interim president Delcy Rodriguez declared an end to taking “orders from Washington,” citing a shocking January 3 incident where U.S. forces allegedly stormed Caracas and abducted President Nicolás Maduro and his wife—a claim that has ignited global controversy and deepened diplomatic tensions.