International Affairs & Diplomacy

Tuesday’s “presidential debate” between Donald Trump and Joe Biden confirmed that Mexico is still absent from the United States electoral campaign and that is good news for our country

​​​​​​​Outpaced in the polls by his Democratic rival Joe Biden, United States President Donald Trump could attempt an “October surprise” in scenarios ranging from Iran to Venezuela

What probably began as a personal vendetta has become the trial to “protect democracy” in Norway, by showing the excesses of the populist right in Prime Minister Erna Solberg's government coalition

As the United Nations warned, the world is immersed in a biotech race for a coronavirus vaccine

After seven years of economic recovery, yet also of unfinished reforms and political scandals, Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is heading for the end of his second term in government

Echoes of Soviet disintegration are present in the crisis in Belarus, where President Alexander Lukashenko's days are numbered

The UAE should now enter negotiations in Yemen, where its military intervention as part of the Saudi-led coalition has unleashed the worst global humanitarian catastrophe

The coming weeks will be critical for the reconstruction of Lebanon after the devastating Beirut port explosion

U.S. Secretary of Defense Mark Esper said last week the Pentagon is planning to withdraw nearly 12,000 military personnel from bases in Germany

The hospitalization of Saudi Arabia’s King Salman has sparked new rumours on the ascent to the throne of his son the Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who will inherit a country full of questions about its future