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Congo’s government reported that M23 rebels, backed by Rwanda, have seized Bukavu, the second major city in its eastern region. The rebels aim to restore order following significant unrest and …
Rwanda-Backed Rebels Occupy Bukavu, Congo Amid Growing Humanitarian Crisis Read More
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Rudenko is visiting North Korea amidst a U.S. proposal for a ceasefire in Ukraine, where North Korean troops are supporting Russia. His ongoing efforts have …
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Rudenko Visits North Korea Read More
Israel’s renewed focus on normalizing relations with Lebanon follows military successes against Hezbollah, raising complex questions about the feasibility of such efforts after decades of conflict. U.S. and French diplomatic …
Analyzing Israel’s Pursuit of Normalization with Lebanon Amidst Conflict Read More
UNICEF and MSF report grave conditions for 16 million children in Sudan due to civil war, with risks including violence, disease, and lack of education. Calls for international attention and …
UNICEF and MSF Highlight Devastating Impact of Civil War on Sudanese Children Read More
Sudan’s conflict has resulted in a humanitarian crisis impacting over 30 million people, with accusations against warring factions for blocking aid and perpetrating violence. Famine affects many regions, and sexual …
Sudan’s Humanitarian Crisis: Warring Factions and Escalating Violence Read More
This editorial emphasizes the need for China to align its foreign policy with its status as a global power, highlighting discrepancies between its stated diplomatic principles and actual actions, particularly …
Aligning Diplomacy with Global Responsibility: China’s Role as a Power Read More
Human rights groups have urged Ukraine to allow North Korean POWs to seek refuge in South Korea, warning that repatriation could lead to severe punishment or death. The plea follows …
Rights Groups Call on Ukraine to Protect North Korean POWs from Repatriation Read More
The U.N. Security Council will meet to discuss Iran’s stockpile of near-weapons-grade uranium, prompted by concerns from six member nations. Diplomatic discussions will focus on Iran’s compliance with IAEA requirements …
U.N. Security Council to Address Iran’s Increasing Uranium Enrichment Activities Read More
Kenyan Vice President Kithure Kindiki welcomed RSF leader Hemedti, leading Sudan to accuse Kenya of supporting human rights violations. Despite Kenya’s claims of neutrality, international backlash, particularly from the U.S. …
Kenya’s Diplomatic Ventures: Implications of Its Support for RSF Read More
Kenya faces accusations from Sudan for allegedly siding with the RSF, exacerbating diplomatic tensions. This comes amid ongoing civil strife in Sudan and Kenya’s historied role as a mediator. International …
Kenya’s Diplomatic Controversy: Accusations of Partiality Toward RSF Read More