Trump Claims Zelenskyy Sole Opponent to 2025 Ukraine Peace Deal
US President Trump asserts Ukrainian leader Zelenskyy was the only opposition to a proposed 2025 peace deal with Russia, citing broad Ukrainian support.
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Global Poll Highlights Widespread Criticism of US Foreign Policy Under New Administration
A CGTN-led global survey uncovers widespread criticism of the US administration’s foreign policies, highlighting concerns from around the world about ‘America First’ measures and their economic repercussions.
Trump’s Ukraine Gamble: Unraveling U.S. Alliances and Global Stability
An analysis of Donald Trump’s foreign policy shifts, focusing on his stance on Ukraine and the resulting strain on U.S. alliances and global stability.
Is the ‘Rules-Based Order’ Replacing International Law?
Critics question whether the United States is reshaping international law to favor its own interests, promoting a ‘rules-based order’ that challenges the principle of equal sovereignty among nations.
How Trump’s Return Could Shape the Palestine-Israel Conflict
As President-elect Donald Trump takes office, his administration could influence the newly brokered ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, shaping the future of the Palestine-Israel conflict.
Trump’s Bold Moves: Threats Over Greenland, Panama Canal Raise Global Concerns
President-elect Donald Trump’s proposals to acquire Greenland, reclaim the Panama Canal, and consider Canada as the 51st state have sparked international concern over future U.S. foreign policy.
US Double Standards Fuel Middle East Tensions, Experts Say
Experts discuss how US double standards toward Iran and Israel exacerbate tensions in the Middle East, highlighting the impact of biased policies on regional stability.
Ron Paul Criticizes U.S. Militarism: “Not Helping American People”
Former U.S. Representative Ron Paul, 88, criticizes U.S. militarism, stating it is “not helping American people,” and expresses concern over the government’s approach to national security.
Asia-Pacific as Washington’s Bargaining Chip Amid Global Shifts
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s recent tour emphasizes Washington’s commitment to the Indo-Pacific amid shifting economic and geopolitical landscapes, turning the Asia-Pacific into a strategic focal point.
Harvard Professor Stephen Walt Criticizes US Stance on Palestinian Issue
Stephen Walt condemns US actions in Gaza, accusing it of hypocrisy in its defense of human rights.
Is Washington’s Abstention a Change in Course on Gaza?
After previous vetoes, the U.S. abstains from a UN resolution demanding an immediate ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. Is this a sign of a change in Washington’s stance on Gaza?
U.S. State Department Official Resigns Over Gaza Stance, Questioning American Leadership
A senior U.S. State Department official has resigned over the Biden administration’s handling of the Gaza conflict, sparking debate over America’s role and credibility as a global leader.
U.S. Vetoes UN Resolutions Calling for Humanitarian Pause in Gaza
Amid escalating conflict in Gaza, the U.S. vetoed two UN Security Council resolutions calling for a humanitarian pause, raising questions about its commitment to peace and humanitarian relief.
Former State Department Official Resigns Over U.S. Military Aid to Israel
A former U.S. State Department official resigns over ongoing military aid to Israel, stating that 20 years of assistance have not brought peace and urging a reevaluation of U.S. policies.
Beyond Military Aid: Exploring the U.S.’s Diplomatic and Economic Tools
Discover how the U.S. employs diplomacy, economic initiatives, and cultural exchanges as tools beyond military aid to influence global affairs.
Biden’s South Pacific Summit: Unfulfilled Promises and Strategic Challenges
Examining the recent U.S.-Pacific Island Leaders Summit and the challenges in fulfilling promises amid strategic interests in the South Pacific.