Browsing: United States foreign policy
The United States warned countries trading with Iran of possible sanctions but stopped short of immediate penalties, signaling pressure on Tehran while leaving room for further diplomacy.
Washington’s clash with the International Criminal Court intensifies as US officials condemn war crimes probes involving allies, raising legal, diplomatic and sovereignty concerns on the global stage.
The International Criminal Court resists U.S. efforts to weaken it “brick by brick,” as judges, diplomats, and legal experts rally to defend its independence and global mandate.
Ukraine’s prime minister says a Washington visit has strengthened her confidence in continued U.S. military and financial support, despite political tensions and aid fatigue in parts of Congress.
The Washington Institute examines how U.S. policy, security cooperation, and regional diplomacy will shape Iraq’s political stability, economic recovery, and relations with neighboring powers.
The U.S. has pledged to maintain indefinite control over Venezuela’s oil sales, signaling a hardening stance on Caracas and raising questions about global energy markets and sanctions.
A senior U.S. official said Washington remains “open for business” if Iran seeks contact, signaling potential diplomatic engagement despite ongoing tensions and stalled nuclear talks.
The Trump administration has appointed a special envoy for the Arctic, reviving interest in Greenland as a strategic asset. Trump says the U.S. “needs” Greenland for security and resource goals.