Geopolitics

Stories (17)

As Iran's ceasefire nears its end, uncertainty looms over US-Iran negotiations and regional stability.

Russia and China strengthen ties against U.S. influence in the Middle East, while Hungary's elections signal a shift away from right-wing populism.

Iran warns the US blockade in the Strait of Hormuz could collapse a fragile ceasefire, risking regional stability and global oil supplies.

Trump's announcement of a US exit from Iran, with or without a deal, heightens regional tensions and risks diplomatic fallout.

China softens its stance on Taiwan and Japan, eyeing the 2028 election and regional stability amid Middle East turmoil.

Jayanth Jacob's reporting reveals India's strategic shifts in foreign policy, focusing on regional partnerships and space ambitions.

Trump's threats against Iran for Strait of Hormuz disruptions raise fears of military escalation and impact global oil markets.

The U.S. and Iran are nearing a framework to end their war, aided by regional mediators. This could reshape Middle Eastern geopolitics significantly.

Japan relaxes arms export rules and increases defense budget to $58B, marking a strategic shift in response to regional threats.

Trump's warning to Pope Leo highlights a growing ideological divide on Iran's threat, complicating global diplomacy.