Iranian President Pezeshkian says US pressure has reached a ‘critical and dangerous stage’
According to Masoud Pezeshkian, this pressure has intensified in recent months due to military aggression by the US and Israel against Iran.
“A brilliant victory”: Iranian Supreme Leader’s advisor hails Houthi advances in Yemen
An advisor to Iran’s Supreme Leader, Mohammad Mokhber, has hailed recent Houthi advances in Yemen as a “brilliant victory” following the seizure of a key island.
“Make Sweden great again”: Right‑wing Prime Minister seeks to retain power, promises cabinet posts to far‑right
Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson seeks a new mandate, pledges cabinet posts to the Sweden Democrats, and vows to “make Sweden great again” amid election debates and security concerns.
EU should sanction Israeli settlements like it did Crimea, says Kaja Kallas
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas argues the EU should ban trade with illegal Israeli settlements, drawing parallels to the bloc’s response to Crimea.
Local AfD leader links defence production in Saxony‑Anhalt to future deportations
This raises questions about the outlook for the proposed investments in the defence industry in the town of Sangerhausen.
Modi and Putin begin talks on expanding India-Russia defense cooperation
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin are meeting in New Delhi to discuss trade, energy, and defense cooperation.
Argentine President Javier Milei cancels London visit amid Falklands dispute
The visit to the United Kingdom had been on Milei’s agenda since the start of his presidency, when the archipelago was not a priority for his foreign policy.
Mexico and US race to reach trade deal before US elections
Mexico and the United States are accelerating trade talks ahead of the US midterm elections, seeking a temporary deal that could ease tariffs and address vehicle content rules while avoiding direct confrontation with Washington.
After election triumph, far-right AfD seeks allies to form government in Saxony-Anhalt
Even if an agreement is reached, the expected majority would be slim, which could complicate governance.
European Commission allocates €6.1 billion for air defense, Patriot missiles, ammunition, and radars for Ukraine
The European Commission has officially approved the allocation of €6.1 billion for defense procurement for Ukraine.