At the World Economic Forum in Davos, President Donald Trump has officially launched his controversial ‘Board of Peace,’ an international body aimed at conflict resolution. But with a growing list of member nations and sharp criticism from global institutions, what does this mean for the future of diplomacy?
In a bold move, NATO chief Mark Rutte has declared that the alliance will prevent Russia and China from gaining any foothold in Greenland. But with Trump’s recent threats and the island’s immense strategic value, is this a defensive shield or a dangerous escalation?
President Trump claims a ‘framework deal’ on Greenland with NATO, but Denmark and Greenland are firmly denying any such agreement. We dive deep into the geopolitical chess game unfolding in the Arctic.
In a dramatic escalation of its campaign against Russian logistics, Ukraine launched a devastating drone attack on the Volna oil terminal in Krasnodar Krai. The strike ignited four massive fuel tanks, killed at least three people, and marked the second consecutive night of assaults on the region. We analyze the strategic implications of this bold move and its role in the ongoing shadow war over energy infrastructure.
A quiet town in New South Wales has been shattered by a horrific act of violence. Three people, including two women, are dead following an Australia shooting in Lake Cargelligo, with the suspect still on the run and a major police operation underway.
Nobel Peace Prize laureate Maria Corina Machado’s call to ‘free’ Cuba and Nicaragua has ignited a firestorm of debate. Was it a call for liberation or a veiled threat for military intervention? We dive deep into the context, the controversy, and what it means for US foreign policy in Latin America.