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Spending more, contributing less: Is Greece becoming NATO’s southern burden?

After diplomatic reset, Bangladesh shifts civil servant training from India to Pakistan

The man in the middle: How Field Marshal Asim Munir recast Pakistan as a regional stabiliser

As regional tensions deepen, Pakistan is reasserting itself as a rare diplomatic bridge between rival powers, with defence chief Asim Munir steering Islamabad’s return to geopolitical relevance.

Spending more, contributing less: Is Greece becoming NATO’s southern burden?

After diplomatic reset, Bangladesh shifts civil servant training from India to Pakistan

Germany's UN setback was a disaster in the making for a long time

Europe’s powerhouse fails to win a seat on the Security Council. But anyone who attributes the defeat solely to Berlin’s Israel policy is missing the point.

Türkiye and India should 'put some problems in parentheses' and pursue a positive agenda: Fidan

Turkish foreign minister urges India to set aside differences and focus on areas of mutual benefit, while veteran Indian diplomat Talmiz Ahmad says recent exchanges point to improvement in ties.

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan arrives in Indonesia to boost trade and defence ties

Ankara seeks to expand bilateral cooperation, boost trade, and strengthen defence ties with its Indonesian counterparts.

Why Germany's China policy is dividing Europe and weakening its own economy

Germany wants to lead Europe militarily, but is shying away from China in economic policy. While Brussels is preparing tougher measures against Beijing's dumping model, Berlin is relying on dialogue and corporate interests.

Israel reportedly rejects Lebanese demand to end southern Lebanon invasion in Pentagon talks

Pentagon hosted military delegations from Israel and Lebanon for talks, during which Israel refused to withdraw from southern Lebanon as demanded by Lebanese delegates, according to Israeli media reports.

Yevgeniya Mikhailidi

The man in the middle: How Field Marshal Asim Munir recast Pakistan as a regional stabiliser

As regional tensions deepen, Pakistan is reasserting itself as a rare diplomatic bridge between rival powers, with defence chief Asim Munir steering Islamabad’s return to geopolitical relevance.

Spending more, contributing less: Is Greece becoming NATO’s southern burden?

After diplomatic reset, Bangladesh shifts civil servant training from India to Pakistan

The man in the middle: How Field Marshal Asim Munir recast Pakistan as a regional stabiliser

As regional tensions deepen, Pakistan is reasserting itself as a rare diplomatic bridge between rival powers, with defence chief Asim Munir steering Islamabad’s return to geopolitical relevance.

Spending more, contributing less: Is Greece becoming NATO’s southern burden?

After diplomatic reset, Bangladesh shifts civil servant training from India to Pakistan