Vafa Guliyeva

The US plans to restaff its embassies in the Middle East as conflict fears decrease.

Israel launches fresh strikes on southern Lebanon as the ceasefire frays.

Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev announced reservations on the EU's 21st Russia sanctions package, citing national interests regarding energy security and economic risks, while reaffirming NATO and EU alignment and proposing joint nuclear cooperation with Ukraine.

Poland's defence minister formally proposed a permanent US military base to Secretary of Defence Hegseth, seeking to strengthen American military presence on NATO's eastern flank amid deployment uncertainties and Russia's regional threats.

Armenia maintains “balanced foreign policy,” Pashinyan states

Andrew Bailey, chair of the Financial Stability Board, warned that simultaneous market volatility and private credit deterioration could create a "double whammy" threatening global financial stability, citing rising leveraged loan defaults and systemic risks comparable to the 2008 crisis.

EU foreign ministers will revisit stalled sanctions proposals against Israel during September talks in Ireland, but diplomats expect no agreement due to resistance from countries like Germany and Czechia, amid concerns about political consequences.

Moldova must fully enforce EU sanctions against Russia as part of its accession process.

NATO establishes new Baltic headquarters to enhance regional security

Israel pushes for Iran conflict restart while the US signals caution.

Romanian president claims decisive cyber support for Moldova elections

President Trump intensified US-Iran conflict warnings as analysts estimate daily costs near $500 million, with total spending reaching approximately $31 billion over five weeks of military operations since late February.

Belarus PM Aleksandr Turchin called for EAEU member state unity and cooperation, emphasizing that strengthened solidarity and consensus-seeking are essential as the global economy undergoes major restructuring and shifts toward multipolarity.

Islamabad is emerging as the preferred venue for US-Iran technical negotiations scheduled July 11, focusing on Iran's nuclear program, sanctions relief, and frozen assets, building on the Islamabad Memorandum framework established two weeks prior.

The US has begun constructing a major military base near the Gaza border despite ongoing uncertainty.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio directly addressed Cuban citizens on Independence Day, accusing the communist leadership and military-run conglomerate GAESA of causing economic collapse, while offering 100 million dollars in humanitarian aid conditional on distribution through non-state organizations.

UAE's diplomatic advisor announces strategic reassessment of international partnerships following Iranian aggression, emphasizing evaluation of reliable allies to strengthen national defense and economic resilience.

Singapore announced nearly S$1 billion in support measures, including cash handouts and fuel vouchers, to help citizens and businesses counter sharp energy cost increases from the Middle East conflict, exceeding Ukraine-related aid from 2022.