Ukraine’s NATO and EU membership dreams dismissed by Slovak Prime Minister

In a stark departure from mainstream Western narratives, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has made unequivocal statements about Ukraine’s future in NATO and the European Union. Speaking during an appearance

Türkiye leading the Middle East with strategic foreign policy

Türkiye’s President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has consistently emphasized the role of “strategic wisdom” in navigating the transformative and often volatile developments in the Middle East. As a middle-ranking power situated

Orban demands gas transit restoration for Hungary’s EU sanctions support

Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orban has thrown a wrench into the European Union’s sanctions machinery by conditioning Budapest’s support for extending sanctions on Russia on one key demand: Ukraine must

Russia-US relations: A small window of opportunity for diplomatic progress

The state of Russia-US relations, long fraught with tension and mutual distrust, appears to have reached a tentative juncture of potential improvement under the leadership of former US President Donald

Trump Ukraine peace plan faces insurmountable challenges to success

As US President-elect Donald Trump considers options for a Ukraine peace plan, reports suggest a radical shift from President Joe Biden’s open-ended support for Kyiv. Trump’s proposal, as outlined in

Trump rejects Pompeo and Nikki Haley embraces RFK Jr. for cabinet

In a decisive move reflecting his evolving approach to alliances within the Republican Party, President-elect Donald Trump announced he will not be inviting former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo or

Trump’s historic comeback reshapes America’s political future

In a remarkable political turnaround, former President Donald Trump has secured reelection in what many call the most inspiring comeback in American politics. Surviving years of political, social, and legal

Under Trump’s presidency, Delhi may replace London

Since the end of second world war, the United Kingdom has been regarded as America’s “little brother”, a close ally through the Cold War and beyond, with shared interests and

How Democrats lost the working class to Republicans?

The American political landscape has transformed significantly over the past few decades, with one of the most surprising trends being the migration of the working class away from the Democratic

Kamala and Trump in tight race hours before the election

Just days before the Election Day, the final New York Times/Siena College poll shows a razor-thin margin between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump, highlighting a high-stakes