Every International Relations story tagged Diplomacy.
Saudi-led forces began a military offensive in early October 2026 after Houthi fighters captured Yemen's Red Sea coastline and strategic islands, reigniting a full-scale war and drawing in foreign military support.
Financial leaders at the IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings in Bangkok are confronting rising inflation, AI-driven growth disparities, and geopolitical tensions, as optimistic IMF projections mask growing risks to global stability.
Kenya recorded its first Ebola death on Monday, involving a man who fell ill in the DRC and traveled via Uganda to Nairobi, prompting a major contact tracing and quarantine operation.
The United States and Argentina have launched the Andes-Atlantic Corridor, a long-term infrastructure initiative focused on transportation and energy.
An expert analysis reveals South Korea's public stance on Taiwan remains deliberately ambiguous.
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham told the UN his government will combat foreign disinformation and seek global AI safety standards.
A policy expert argues that U.S. government equity investments in foreign companies, like mines in Mozambique and Brazil, are not held to standard U.S. corporate governance rules.
Despite claims of ending support, the Trump administration continues to provide billions in weapons and operational aid to Ukraine.
UN Human Rights Commissioner Volker Türk called for an immediate ceasefire and end to foreign involvement in Sudan's war.
The International Criminal Court faces unprecedented challenges, but it can be a strategic weapon for states committed to the rule of law.
A regional power grid operator faces a surge in data center demand while managing national defense industrial needs.
The World Health Organization says a recent airstrikes have damaged its medical supply warehouses in Ukraine.
Army Secretary Dan Driscoll's resignation is the latest in a series of exits by allies of Vice President JD Vance, reportedly amid a power struggle.
Diplomats from about 100 governments are meeting at the UN in Geneva this week to negotiate elements for a potential new instrument on lethal autonomous weapons.