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Study Ties USAID’s 2025 Shutdown to Rise in Violence Across Africa

Researchers attribute the rise to a sudden shock that broke local commitments, erased wages, then made violence more attractive.

China Invokes Blocking Rules, Orders Noncompliance With US Iran-Oil Sanctions

UK Halts Chagos Sovereignty Transfer After U.S. Pulls Support

Supreme Court Seeks Centre’s Reply on Plea to Repatriate 26 Indians Allegedly Forced Into Russia‑Ukraine War

Mexico Confirms Support for TUDN Journalists on Conditional Release in South Africa

MEA Returns I&B Plan to Deploy IIS Officers to Foreign Missions

India to Resume Border Trade With China via Lipulekh Pass in June After Six-Year Halt

Costa Rica Downgrades Relations With Cuba, Closes Embassy in Havana

Calls Grow for HMRC Clarity as Returning Gulf Expats Face UK Tax Risks

Spain and Portugal Seal Climate-Security Pact in Huelva as Base-Access Split With U.S. Persists

Canada Deploys Consular Teams as Mexico Violence Follows Reported Cartel Leader’s Killing

Munich Security Conference Ends With Rubio Reassurance as Europe Pushes Defense Autonomy

China’s Top Court Overturns Death Sentence for Canadian Robert Schellenberg, Orders Retrial

Germany Seeks Deeper Minerals Partnership With Australia, Pushes EU Trade Deal This Year

China Urges Citizens to Avoid Japan During Spring Festival Travel

U.S. Weighs Naval Blockade to Cut Oil Shipments to Cuba, Report Says

Denmark Adds €20 Million to Ukraine Energy Aid as Dutch Support Rises to €133 Million

UK Steps Up Push Against Russia’s Shadow Fleet as US-Seized Tanker Enters Scottish Waters

Sweden Urges EU Ban on Maritime Services for Russian Energy in Next Sanctions Round

U.S. and Ukraine Weigh Reported $800 Billion Reconstruction and Security Deal for Davos