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Trump administration signals potential return to nuclear testing, citing China's alleged secret 2020 test. What this means for global nuclear order and trilateral arms control efforts.
Hamas appeals to Trump's Board of Peace to stop Israeli violations of Gaza deal as over 600 Palestinians die post-ceasefire. Questions mount over the new international body's effectiveness amid ongoing violence.
As Russia-Ukraine peace talks resume in Geneva, Trump pressures Kyiv while Putin sets territorial demands. Can real peace emerge from this power imbalance?
Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank are systematically forcing Palestinian families from their homes through organized pressure tactics, raising questions about international law and peace prospects.
The third round of Russia-Ukraine talks kicks off in Geneva amid continued Russian strikes and Moscow's unwavering territorial demands. Can Trump's mediation break the deadlock or are we witnessing diplomatic theater?
As Israel advances West Bank annexation, Jordan faces its greatest threat since 1967. Military mobilization, diplomatic isolation, and the collapse of US guarantees signal a kingdom preparing for survival.
As negotiations continue in the UAE for the third time, we examine what makes this Gulf nation an ideal mediator and whether repeated talks signal progress or stalemate.
NATO-Russia direct conflict risk rises as post-war tensions persist. Experts warn that cessation of hostilities won't bring peace but rather heightened dangers requiring new conflict management approaches.
Ukraine's delegation heads to Geneva for third round of Trump-brokered peace talks with Russia, but territorial disputes and security guarantees remain major obstacles to ending the war.
As Trump's transactional approach reshapes 80-year alliances, Europe faces a stark choice between dependency and strategic autonomy. Germany's defense spending surge signals a continental shift.
Russia's failed blitzkrieg has evolved into Europe's largest conventional war since WWII. As drones reshape the battlefield, both sides seek breakthrough strategies in an attritional conflict.
After four years of grinding war, some experts argue that formally recognizing new borders with Russia could be the surest path to lasting peace. But is territorial compromise worth the price?