Russia Bans Japan’s Foreign Minister and Eight Others Amid Rising Tensions

Russia has banned Japan’s Foreign Minister and eight other officials from entering the country in response to Tokyo’s sanctions over the war in Ukraine. This decision marks another step in the ongoing diplomatic confrontation between the two nations. It further complicates efforts to maintain dialogue and cooperation. The ban affects high-ranking diplomats and executives from […]

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Kim Yo Jong Accuses Trump Administration of Escalating Provocations

North Korea has accused the United States of escalating tensions through recent military actions. Kim Yo Jong, sister of leader Kim Jong Un, condemned the deployment of the USS Carl Vinson aircraft carrier to South Korea, calling it a direct provocation. “You are witnessing an act of confrontation against us,” Kim said. She warned that […]

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Egypt’s Plan to Sideline Hamas Challenges Trump’s ‘Gaza Riviera’ Vision

Egypt has introduced a proposal to replace Hamas’s rule in Gaza with an interim administration. The plan, backed by Arab and Western nations, aims to stabilize the region and prevent Hamas from regaining control. “Hamas cannot be part of Gaza’s future,” an Egyptian official said. The plan suggests a temporary governance body to manage aid, […]

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Netanyahu Thanks Trump for Weapons to ‘Finish the Job’ Against Iran Axis

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has publicly thanked U.S. President Donald Trump for providing munitions previously withheld by the prior administration, stating these will aid in countering Iran’s regional influence. Netanyahu emphasized that this support equips Israel to “finish the job against Iran’s terror axis.”  Netanyahu has consistently opposed Iran’s nuclear ambitions and its backing […]

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Scholz’s Social Democrats Secure Victory in Hamburg Election

Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s Social Democratic Party (SPD) clinched a significant victory in Hamburg’s regional election on Sunday, marking a rebound after a recent national defeat. The SPD secured 34% of the vote in Germany’s second-largest city, reinforcing its position as the leading party in the northern port city and providing a morale boost for Scholz’s […]

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Russia Applauds Trump, Blames Europe for War Instability

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on Sunday praised former U.S. President Donald Trump’s “common sense” approach to ending the war in Ukraine, while accusing European powers of prolonging the conflict. Lavrov, who has served as President Vladimir Putin’s top diplomat for 21 years, made the remarks in an interview with the Russian military newspaper *Krasnaya […]

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Europe Rushes to Secure Plan to Keep Zelenskiy and US Support

European leaders are proactively developing strategies to maintain support for Ukraine in light of potential changes in U.S. foreign policy under President Donald Trump.  On March 2, 2025, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer hosted a summit at Lancaster House in London, gathering key European leaders, including French President Emmanuel Macron.  “Europe must demonstrate that we […]

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Zelenskiy Confident He Can Repair US-Ukraine Relations

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is actively seeking to mend the strained relationship with the United States following a heated meeting with President Donald Trump on February 28, 2025, in the Oval Office. The discord arose from Zelensky’s assertive appeals for military aid, which irritated Trump and his administration. The historical backdrop of this tension traces […]

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ICC Prosecutor Urgently Advances Palestinian Investigation

The International Criminal Court (ICC) has vowed to continue its investigation into crimes committed in Palestinian territories with urgency. This follows the withdrawal of an arrest warrant for Hamas leader Ibrahim al-Masri, also known as Mohammed Deif, who had been accused of war crimes. On Thursday, the ICC prosecutor’s office confirmed that its investigation remains […]

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U.S. Judge Blocks Trump Administration’s Push for Mass Firings

A federal judge in California has temporarily blocked the Trump administration’s attempt to order mass firings of federal employees. The ruling affects thousands of recently hired workers in the U.S. Department of Defense and other federal agencies. U.S. District Judge William Alsup made the decision during a hearing in San Francisco on Thursday. He ruled […]

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