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Milei's alignment with the global right, as well as the "U.S. and Israel's" foreign policy, explain the list of attendees

President-elect Milei will seek to align Latin America’s third largest economy with the US, Israel and ‘the free world’.

If India does not take innovative measures, there is a good chance that it will be geopolitically locked in within an unfriendly South Asia

Ten years after Mandela passed away, his keffiyeh moment remains a symbol of South African warmth for Palestine.

Judge Donald Molloy's opinion Thursday in Alario v. Knudsen (D. Mont.) preliminarily enjoined Montana's ban on TikTok, which the state had defended largely on the theory that TikTok was owned by a Chinese corporation and "gathers significant information from its users, accessing data against their will to share with the…

EU leaders find dealing with Keir Starmer like ‘honey on toast’ after clashes with Tory government, says shadow foreign secretary

A recent indictment from the United States Department of Justice has alleged an Indian security official was involved in attempting to assassinate a U.S. and Canadian citizen in New York. The alleged target, Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, is a leader in the Sikh separatist movement and has been involved in organizing…

"Once you've been to Cambodia, you’ll never stop wanting to beat Henry Kissinger to death with your bare hands"

Declarations of the end of an era are made only in exceptional circumstances. Henry Kissinger’s death is one of them.

Master diplomat or war criminal, there’s no denying that Kissinger’s story is one of the American dream: a tale of a boy who fled Nazi Germany to become one of the most powerful men in US and world politics. Rachel Sharp reports

The late politician was famous for shaping US foreign policy during the Cold War