Government, policy, institutions, and political power dynamics.
In a recent move, President Trump has once again opted against escalating tensions with Iran, marking a notable shift in his approach to foreign policy amidst ongoing diplomatic efforts.
In a recent interview, British Ambassador Edward Hobart expressed cautious optimism about the US-Iran ceasefire and its implications for lasting peace in the region.
As US-Iran talks unfold in Islamabad, Qatar emphasizes the need for diplomacy, cautioning that ongoing tensions could have serious global repercussions, particularly for energy markets.
Stay updated with the latest results from Virginia's special election concerning the redistricting ballot measure.
Marion Maréchal returns to family fold and will back Rassemblement National’s presidential campaign
François Picard and Tim Bale analyze the potential implications of Keir Starmer's recent actions in Parliament, questioning whether political tactics overshadowed diplomacy.
In July 2026, Slovakia will hold a referendum aimed at eliminating lifelong payments for former prime ministers and parliament speakers, a topic that has generated significant debate.
In a recent parliamentary session, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer admitted to a lapse in judgment regarding Peter Mandelson's appointment as ambassador following security check failures.
In Antalya, Erdoğan convened leaders from 150 nations to discuss pressing global issues and explore alternatives to the Strait of Hormuz, highlighting the influence of middle powers.
Former President Rumen Radev has secured a decisive victory in Bulgaria's general election, achieving the largest majority for a single party since 1997. This outcome raises important questions about the future of governance in the country.
The prolonged vote counting in Peru has led to rising public frustration and concerns about the integrity of the electoral process as officials cite technical issues.
With early results indicating a strong performance, Rumen Radev's Progressive Bulgaria is leading the Bulgarian parliamentary election with approximately 45% of the vote.
As Prime Minister Keir Starmer prepares for a parliamentary session, he faces increasing scrutiny over his decision to appoint Peter Mandelson as US ambassador amid public discontent.
As Bulgaria prepares for its eighth general election in five years, ex-president Rumen Radev emerges as the leading candidate, advocating for an anti-corruption agenda.
More than 73% of Les Républicains members endorsed their party president to run for the Elysée.
The recent arrests of young activists in Madagascar have sparked concerns that the new military regime may not be an improvement over the previous government they sought to replace.
With projections indicating a strong lead, Rumen Radev's party aims to transform Bulgaria's governance structure, targeting the oligarchic model.
As Rumen Radev appears poised to secure victory in Bulgaria’s elections, analysts express concerns about the implications of his anti-Europe stance for coalition stability.
As Armenia prepares for parliamentary elections in June, the heightened interest from both the EU and Russia reflects the country's shifting political landscape and increasing support for EU membership.
The United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) has been active since 1978, serving as a buffer between Israel and Lebanon, particularly after its expansion in 2006.