Syria's Ceasefire Collapses as Fighting Erupts Around Kobani
Heavy combat resumed one day after both sides announced a truce. Government forces have captured two key towns as Kurdish fighters retreat.
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Thousands Protest in Greenland and Denmark Against U.S. Takeover Push
From Copenhagen to Nuuk, demonstrators rejected American acquisition plans. The protests signal how deeply the proposal has backfired diplomatically.
One Year of Trump 2.0: How American Foreign Policy Got Rewritten
A year after taking office, Trump's second term has fundamentally reshaped U.S. relationships worldwide. Here's what actually changed.
Japan's Takaichi Calls Snap Election: What's Behind the Rare February Vote
Japan's first female PM is gambling on sky-high approval ratings with a February election. Here's why the timing matters and what's at stake.
Greenland's Leaders Unite Against Trump's Control Push
All five major party leaders issued a joint rejection of US acquisition plans. Trump responded by threatening to take Greenland 'the hard way.'
Iran's Protests Reach Boiling Point as Khamenei Signals Crackdown
Millions march against the regime as Iran cuts internet access and the death toll climbs. What's driving the unrest and what happens next.
The US Just Left 66 International Organizations. Here's What Actually Changes
President Trump signed a sweeping withdrawal from UN bodies and global groups. What it means for American influence, global health, and why some experts are alarmed.
What the Venezuela Operation Means for U.S. Foreign Policy
The U.S. captured Nicolás Maduro in a military operation. Here's why it happened, what it means, and what comes next.
Why Greenland Is Suddenly at the Center of a Diplomatic Crisis
European leaders are defending Greenland's sovereignty after Trump's comments. Here's what's actually happening and why it matters.
Trump Called Putin, Then Met with Zelenskyy: What the Diplomacy Blitz Means for Ukraine
The president spoke with both leaders in the same day. Here's what we know about the push to end the war.
South Korea Indicts Former President Yoon Suk Yeol for Insurrection
The dramatic charges stem from Yoon's brief martial law declaration earlier this month, marking an unprecedented moment in Korean democracy.
Syria One Year After Assad: US Lifts Sanctions as Country Rebuilds
The anniversary of the dynasty's fall brings cautious optimism as international relations normalize, but challenges remain immense.