The geopolitical landscape in Latin America is shifting as Panama moves to end its cooperation with China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). The United States has long regarded the region as part of its sphere of influence, and China’s BRI expansion has been seen as a direct challenge to that dominance.
As the potential for large gains from competitive technology has increased through the introduction of Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems, the European Union has struggled to perform at the same level as global tech leaders such as the United States and China. The EU despite its regulatory advances, however find itself to be on the lower end of the leaderboard in the global tech race.
Trump’s first term saw an unprecedented trade war between the United States and China, marked by steep tariffs, accusations of currency manipulation, and a deepening mistrust between the world’s two largest economies. Since Donald Trump returned to the White House on January 20, 2025, China has been watching carefully, weighing its options, and recalibrating its strategy.
The United Nations Security Council convened an emergency briefing to address the escalating conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), a situation marked by grave humanitarian concerns and violations of international law. This meeting is significant not only for its urgent tone but also for the dire implications of the unfolding crisis.
In the realm of international politics, President Donald Trump’s interest in acquiring Greenland remains one of the most audacious and discussed foreign policy pursuits of his administration. While Trump’s proposal to purchase Greenland was rejected, the U.S. has other avenues to strengthen its influence in the region.
In his initial days in office, Donald J. Trump, the 47th President of the United States, has issued 42 executive orders, memorandums, and proclamations addressing key issues such as immigration, energy, cultural policy, and international relations.
In a surprising twist, years after former President Joe Biden reversed the move and reinstated support and funding to the WHO upon taking office in January 2021, United States President Donald trump upon returning to the national stage and asserting control over renewed policy directions, reiterated his dissatisfaction with what he viewed as the WHO’s structural bias.Trump announced his intention to withdraw the country from the World Health Organization (WHO),emphasising what he considered an inequitable funding structure.
In a dramatic interview broadcast from Washington DC, former British Home Secretary Suella Braverman launched a blistering critique of Labour Party leader Sir Keir Starmer. During the interview, Braverman referred to Sir Keir Starmer as an “idiot,” accusing him of jeopardising the UK’s national interest by taking a hostile stance towards Donald Trump in the past.
The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and Rwanda share a long, tumultuous history defined by cross-border tensions, deep-seated mistrust, and overlapping security interests. Past attempts at peace, often orchestrated by external powers, have overlooked local realities and contributed to volatile compromises.
In a rally marked by fiery rhetoric and sweeping promises, President- elect Donald Trump addressed thousands of supporters in Washington, D.C., on the eve of his second inauguration. The event, characterised by Trump’s trademark blend of boastfulness and populist appeal,…