Diplomats

Gharibabadi accuses London and Paris of complicity in Israel's crimes.

The US State Department asks Middle East embassies to prepare for extended periods with reduced staff.

Washington is backing the US military's use of armed robots with artificial intelligence in warfare.

Diplomats virtually toured Gaza, observing Palestinian displacement and deprivation, but action remains uncertain.

US Halts UN Support for Peacekeeping in Somalia: A Turning Point

EU member states failed to reach unanimous agreement on sanctions against Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, exposing divisions over Middle East policy and highlighting the bloc's broader foreign policy challenges.

Framing India’s China Strategy on Climate and Clean Energy

US-EU relations are escalating due to security and trade conflicts, straining the alliance.

Diplomats and intelligence officials convened in Abuja to address FIMI's effects on worldwide investment and security, employing coordinated diplomatic and intelligence strategies to counter emerging threats.

Brent crude surged to $105.7 on its fifth consecutive gain, up 17 percent weekly amid persistent supply concerns, while WTI dipped to $94.7 as tentative US-Iran diplomatic talks raised hopes of reopening the blocked Strait of Hormuz.

US-India disputes have stalled World Trade Organization reform negotiations in Cameroon, blocking progress on modernizing global trade rules amid escalating tensions between the two nations.

Diplomats and advocates debate the legality of military force against Iran. A concept note raised questions on the legal framework for force and diplomacy.

WTO reform talks are stalled due to disagreements between the U.S. and India. Diplomats report an impasse in Cameroon.

WTO reform talks are stalled due to disagreements between the US and India. Diplomats are meeting in Cameroon to discuss the issue.

Argentina's dictatorship received opposition from diplomats and journalists. They helped denounce the regime and save lives.

US orders diplomats to leave Middle East amid Iran threat, citing security concerns in Turkey and Saudi Arabia.

Norway probes ex-PM, diplomats over Epstein scandal, potential independent inquiry

Somalia's Foreign Minister defends diplomat appointments amid audit concerns.

Bangladesh's foreign policy is at a critical juncture, requiring a new perspective to address future challenges.

Influencers have become the new face of public diplomacy, shaping international opinion with personal brands and authentic messaging.

Iran rejected IAEA nuclear inspections while France ruled out sanctions relief, complicating ceasefire-linked negotiations between Washington and Tehran over nuclear limits and regional stability measures.

Trump Claims Denuclearisation Of Iran 'Moving Along' After US Military Action

Chinese operatives use LinkedIn to spy on countries by posting fake job opportunities for experts.

Israel and Lebanon's fragile ceasefire is nearing collapse amid fresh strikes and rocket fire from both sides.

The US plans to scale down its Gaza ceasefire monitoring unit, reducing troops from 190 to 40 personnel.

The UN Security Council is deliberating a resolution regarding potential military intervention in the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global shipping route, as diplomats navigate geopolitical tensions amid broader Middle East instability concerns.

India Seems to Be Building Its Case for Striking Pakistan

The African Development Bank Group, African Union Commission, and AUDA-NEPAD will present a strategic framework to double Africa's GDP growth to 7-10 percent annually, addressing development challenges in an increasingly multipolar global landscape.

China has resumed direct flights to North Korea. The Air China flight was welcomed by diplomats. A concrete next step is not specified.

WTO reform talks are stalled due to disagreements between the U.S. and India. Diplomats report an impasse in Cameroon.

WTO reform talks are stalled due to disagreements between the U.S. and India. Diplomats report an impasse in Cameroon.

Egypt's Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty stated that Egypt will continue its efforts to stop attacks on brotherly nations. The minister aims for an end to the war. A Ramadan Iftar banquet was hosted.

Associations with Jeffrey Epstein lead to resignations and investigations worldwide, affecting US and international figures

Ministry contracts association for $113 million to provide English courses for diplomats and applicants

Singapore and South Korea seek science opportunities as US-China collaboration shrinks due to new restrictions.

The Taliban has rebuilt Afghanistan's education system in their own image with a new madrassa network.

Myanmar's Karenni region has established a wartime governance model amid conflict and fragmentation.

The Ceasefire’s Winners? Iran’s Political Classes After War

The Canberra International Riesling Challenge has ended due to rising costs and declining entry numbers.

U.S. and Iranian officials are negotiating a preliminary agreement to end their conflict, with a new draft memorandum nearing approval despite disagreements over terms like the Strait of Hormuz, though President Trump has not yet endorsed it.

Turkey plans Gaza flotilla amid tensions

Trump dismisses diplomats and aid, adopting an isolationist stance.

Diplomats and business leaders discuss global economic cooperation at a Sydney forum.

The 5th Antalya Diplomacy Forum kicks off, focusing on tackling future challenges and uncertainties.

Diplomats are intensifying efforts to de-escalate global conflicts amid economic uncertainties and rising tensions worldwide.

WTO reform talks are stalled due to disagreements between the U.S. and India. Diplomats report an impasse in negotiations.

WTO reform talks are stalled due to disagreements between the U.S. and India. Diplomats cite significant differences.

Iran's Revolutionary Guard commander advisor stated they anticipated enemy attack after unrest. Iranian forces have complex scenarios ready.

A Taiwanese Indigenous dance was briefly cancelled. Diplomats intervened to reinstate it. The dance occurred before the Taiwan-China football quarter final.

Diplomats believe Iran won't back down on uranium enrichment, amid rising tensions