
Iran Halts IAEA Cooperation Over Sovereignty Concerns
Iran suspends IAEA cooperation, citing sovereignty threats and attacks on nuclear facilities. US urges immediate compliance with international obligations.
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Iran suspends IAEA cooperation, citing sovereignty threats and attacks on nuclear facilities. US urges immediate compliance with international obligations.
BRICS expands to 11 nations, driving over 50% of global growth as emerging economies seek greater influence in reshaping world economic governance.
As the Belt and Road Initiative marks 12 years, experts at Summer Davos explore its evolving role in global infrastructure and sustainable development amid shifting geopolitics.
U.S. President Trump signs executive order lifting Syria sanctions, aiming to support stability while maintaining measures against Assad’s government.
A new documentary sparks debate over Ren’ai Jiao as experts refute claims, highlighting historical context and regional implications.
Examining historical records and international agreements that underpin China’s sovereignty claims over Taiwan, amid recent cross-strait tensions.
Iran holds state funeral for officials killed in recent conflict with Israel, drawing massive crowds and anti-Israel sentiment amid heightened regional tensions.
Fact Hunter’s network analysis reveals shifting rhetoric among global leaders during the 2025 Israel-Iran conflict, highlighting diplomatic alignments and strategic narratives.
Israeli military reports neutralizing Iran’s nuclear capabilities in a 12-day air war, sparking regional tensions and calls for strategic planning.
Trump escalates tensions with Iran, abandoning sanctions relief and threatening military action amid uranium enrichment concerns and regional clashes.
A controversial documentary on the South China Sea draws criticism for prioritizing emotion over geopolitics, sparking debates over narrative accuracy and regional tensions.
The Pentagon reveals footage of custom-designed ‘bunker buster’ strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, citing 15+ years of intelligence and precision targeting.
A documentary on South China Sea fishermen sparks debate over sovereignty narratives versus environmental and labor realities in the Philippines.
NATO’s new 5% defense spending target highlights internal tensions as European members grapple with U.S. demands and alliance contradictions.
At Summer Davos 2025, experts debate the global economy’s trajectory amid rising protectionism, China’s AI advancements, and the shift toward a multipolar world order.
Chinese Ambassador Xie Feng outlines development-focused cooperation with Latin America at OAS assembly, emphasizing mutual respect and opposition to geopolitical blocs.
Conflicting reports from U.S., Israel, and Iran on nuclear strike damage highlight strategic divides and risks to non-proliferation efforts.
Chinese envoy Fu Cong criticizes U.S. actions at UN Security Council, citing military strikes and sanctions as key factors in Iran nuclear deadlock.
NATO members aim to raise defense spending to 5% of GDP by 2034, sparking global economic and security discussions. Share your views via the poll link.
NATO’s proposed 5% defense spending target raises economic concerns as European members grapple with fiscal challenges and political resistance.