The humanitarian disaster in Gaza has reached catastrophic proportions, with international aid groups and UN agencies warning of a spiraling famine now claiming the lives of civilians—particularly children—at a rapidly accelerating pace.
French President Emmanuel Macron has announced that France will formally recognize the State of Palestine during the United Nations General Assembly this September .
With innovation, trade influence, and a growing grip on green energy, China is redefining its global economic footprint.
In a stark reminder of nature’s raw power, a colossal 8.8 magnitude earthquake struck deep beneath the Pacific Ocean early Tuesday morning, sending shockwaves across continents and sparking a tsunami threat that has placed millions on edge.
In a rare public rebuke of a key ally, former U.S. President Donald Trump has rejected Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s claim that there is “no starvation” in Gaza.
India is navigating one of its most complex foreign policy challenges in years. With the U.S. slapping a 50% tariff on a swath of Indian exports — New Delhi is weighing how to protect its trade lifelines while keeping its strategic relationships intact.
As Washington intensifies its use of economic sanctions, small nations often pay the highest price. From Venezuela to Niger, policies meant to pressure governments can undermine sovereignty and trigger humanitarian crises.
America’s grip on global power is slipping. China’s economic surge, U.S. favoritism and foreign policy blunders from Africa to Jamaica, and Trump-era isolationism have accelerated the shift. The world is no longer unipolar — it’s becoming Multipolar.
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