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China Seeks Dialogue With U.S., Warns It Will Defend ‘Red Lines’

Speaking ahead of the annual session of the National People's Congress, parliamentary spokesperson Lou Qinjian said China is ready to promote dialogue and stabilise...

Turkey Pushes for Diplomacy as Iran War Escalates

Turkey is actively engaging with multiple parties to find a path to end the ongoing conflict in Iran and resume negotiations, according to Foreign...

Iran Strikes Shift Leverage Ahead of Trump–Xi Summit

The U.S.-led military campaign against Iran has altered the diplomatic landscape ahead of a planned summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President...

Silicon Valley’s New Diplomacy: When Platforms Become Foreign Policy Players

For much of modern history, diplomacy had been the exclusive business of states. Governments answerable to citizens or institutions negotiated treaties, passed messages through...

Germany Seeks Fairer Trade Reset With China

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said Berlin wants deeper and fairer economic cooperation with China as he met Chinese Premier Li Qiang in Beijing, signaling...

Has Donald Trump Really “Solved” Eight Wars?

U.S. President Donald Trump has asserted that his diplomatic interventions since returning to office have helped resolve or de-escalate eight major international conflicts. He...

Is the US Deinstitutionalizing Foreign Policy Making at its Own Peril?

The systematic and institutionalized architecture that evolved over the years in the US to coordinate, prepare, and implement foreign policy began to erode under...

China rejects US gunboat diplomacy

China adopts a stance rejecting the US militarization of the Middle East, viewing the increasing American bases and military buildup in the region as...

Between Peace Diplomacy and Narrative Warfare: Aliyev’s Current Messaging

In his recent interview with France 24, Azerbaijan’s President Ilham Aliyev had an opportunity to reinforce two distinct diplomatic tracks: the peace process with...

Quiet talks, loud guns: The shifting momentum toward US-Iran conflict

Iran and the United States are moving closer to military conflict as diplomatic efforts regarding Tehran’s nuclear program appear to be failing. Officials from...

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The escalating confrontation between the United States and Iran...

Ukraine Targets $295 Million From State Asset Privatizations in 2026, Prime Minister Says

Ukraine is preparing to raise around 13 billion hryvnia,...

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