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What are the implications of prioritizing domestic issues over international involvement in U.S. foreign policy?

What are the potential implications of Somalia's decision to cut ties with the UAE in response to recent events?

Somali government minister Ali Omar says the UAE improperly used Somali airspace to smuggle a Yemeni separatist leader

What could the support between China and North Korea mean for peace and security in the region?

Chinese President Xi Jinping said Beijing’s commitment to North Korea and its leader Kim Jong-un was “unwavering” on Monday. The trip is Xi’s first foreign visit of the year, and during his talks with Kim in the afternoon, Xi expressed strong support for the North Korean leader. “No matter how the international situation changes, the firm stance of the Chinese [Communist] Party and government in highly valuing the traditional friendship between China and the DPRK [Democratic People’s Republic of

What can be done to improve safety and stability in northern Mali amidst ongoing rebel attacks?

The Malian army said Saturday that several northern towns, including Gao and Sévaré, were targeted by rebels. The statement came as a rebel group announced a new offensive to capture a town in the country's north. Andrew Lebovich, a research fellow at Clingendael's Conflict Research Unit, said some of the targets were intended more as "diversions" than as primary objectives, unlike strategically important towns such as Anefis

What should countries do to address human rights abuses committed by officials from other nations?

Khaled al-Halabi denied involvement, but the court deemed him responsible for abuse of detainees in Raqqa

How should the UK approach military spending to strengthen its relationships with allies like Turkey?

LONDON, July 7 (Reuters) - Former NATO chief and co-author of Britain's defence plan, George Robertson, criticised the government on Tuesday for not plotting a route to spending 3.5% on core defence and predicted a "frosty" response from NATO allies at a summit this week. Robertson, a Labour grandee who helped draft Britain's Strategic Defence Review last year, stepped up his criticism of Prime Minister Keir Starmer's defence spending plans, which included an extra £15 billion ($20 billion) to modernise the depleted armed forces and prepare for the wars of the future