Tag: foreign-affairs

Some Canadian premiers are calling on the government to respond strongly to tariff threats from President-elect Donald Trump, Canada's Finance Minister said Wednesday, according to Reuters.

Climate change is complicating the fight to purge Africa of jihadists, at least according to one senior Pentagon official.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau expressed sadness Tuesday about Vice President Kamala Harris' loss to President-elect Donald Trump.

The United Kingdom (UK) indefinitely banned the use of puberty-blocking drugs for minors Wednesday after recommendations from experts that warned of an "unacceptable safety risk."

China made its largest show of force around Taiwan in decades in a time when President Joe Biden is seemingly less involved as commander-in-chief, moving over for President-elect Donald Trump.

'Did any ISIS terrorists cross the border illegally'

Several GOP senators slammed President Joe Biden for sending $1 billion for humanitarian aid to Africa while Americans are still recovering from recent devastating hurricanes.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has suggested a growing interest in peace talks with Russia in recent interviews and press conferences, according to The Wall Street Journal.

American zoos have dished out millions to China for panda conservation projects, but the money has instead largely been spent developing China’s economy, according to The New York Times.

Russia launched a massive drone attack targeting Ukrainian energy sources early Thursday morning in retaliation for the use of American-made long range missiles, according to NBC.

The British parliament backed a bill Friday that would legalize assisted suicide.

President-elect Donald Trump is reportedly being urged to ease economic pressure on Venezuela in exchange for their government helping him achieve his mass deportation objectives.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that he agreed to a ceasefire deal with Hezbollah on Wednesday.

Ukraine and Russia are both vying to make territorial gains ahead of President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration and his expected push for a peace deal.

The United Kingdom (U.K.) signaled on Monday that it would arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if he paid a visit to the country.

'The battle over Ukraine continues to escalate'

Social media censorship and arrests over posts online have become prevalent in the United Kingdom (U.K.), especially in 2024.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un signaled during a speech Friday that he has no interest in working with the U.S. or incoming President-elect Donald Trump.

Republican Texas Gov. Greg Abbott sent a letter to state agencies ordering them to divest from "risky" investments from China, warning of security threats, according to a Thursday press release.

The Biden administration is planning to forgive roughly $4.7 billion that it loaned to Ukraine, the State Department announced on Wednesday, but some lawmakers are moving to stop that from ...