Foreign Office's Celebrated 'Diplocat' Palmerston Dies in Bermuda
Palmerston, the rescue cat who served as chief mouser at the UK's Foreign Office, has died peacefully in Bermuda after a distinguished diplomatic career.
Category : Diplomacy
UK Blames Russia for Navalny's Death via Frog Toxin Poisoning
The UK Foreign Office and allied nations allege that Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny was killed with a frog toxin poison, contradicting Moscow's claims of natural causes.
Rubio Offers Conditional US-Europe Alliance at Munich Conference
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio called for renewed transatlantic partnership at Munich Security Conference, but insisted it must align with Trump administration priorities including border control and climate skepticism.
Australian Leaders Criticize Israeli President's Gaza Visit
Australian political figures, including Greens leader Adam Bandt, condemn Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit to Australia, citing concerns over Gaza conflict and human rights violations.
Merz: Ukraine War Ends When Russia Is Exhausted
At the Munich Security Conference, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz declared Russia's war in Ukraine will only conclude when Russia is economically or militarily exhausted, as European leaders emphasized unwavering support for Kyiv.
Macron Calls for Europe to Become Geopolitical Power
French President Emmanuel Macron emphasizes the need for Europe to strengthen its geopolitical influence and strategic autonomy in response to global challenges.
AOC Slams Trump's Authoritarian Push at Munich Conference
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez accused Donald Trump and Marco Rubio of tearing apart transatlantic alliances and ushering in authoritarianism during a panel at the Munich Security Conference.
EU-US Dispute Over Trump's Gaza Board of Peace Erupts
A bitter dispute between the EU and US over Gaza's future has erupted publicly, with EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas warning Trump's 'Board of Peace' lacks accountability to Palestinians or UN mandates.
Kim Ju Ae: Teen Heir to North Korea's Leadership
Reports suggest Kim Jong Un has chosen his 13-year-old daughter, Kim Ju Ae, as his successor. Experts analyze her potential role in leading the secretive nation.
World Leaders' Valentine's Day Popularity Ranking
A detailed analysis of which world leaders are projected to receive the most Valentine's Day messages in 2026, based on political influence and public sentiment.
Trump's Rebuke of Israeli President Reveals US-Israel Rift
Donald Trump's public criticism of Israeli President Isaac Herzog highlights deepening tensions between the US and Israel over Iran policy, as Netanyahu navigates legal troubles and upcoming elections.
Kim Ju Ae: North Korea's Potential Teenage Successor
Speculation intensifies as Kim Jong Un's daughter, Kim Ju Ae, emerges in public events, with South Korean intelligence suggesting she is being groomed as the next leader of North Korea.
Munich Conference: World Order 'Under Destruction' Warning
World leaders convene at Munich Security Conference amid warnings that the post-war international order is collapsing, with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio acknowledging a new geopolitical era.
Europe's Future: Guardian Q&A with Jon Henley on Post-2026 Scenarios
The Guardian's reader Q&A with journalist Jon Henley examines Europe's evolving political, economic, and social landscape, forecasting key trends and challenges beyond 2026.
Trump's Policies Isolate the US on World Stage, Charts Show
New data visualizations illustrate the growing diplomatic and economic isolation of the United States under Trump's administration, with shifts in alliances and trade.
Democrats Urge Europe to Stand Up to Trump at Munich
US Democrats at the Munich Security Conference called on European allies to resist Donald Trump's policies, emphasizing the need for unity against isolationism.
Rubio Meets Zelenskyy in Munich on Ukraine War
US Senator Marco Rubio met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the Munich Security Conference to discuss ongoing support and strategies in the Ukraine war.
Herzog's UK Visit Sparks Painful Memories for Gaza Survivor
A survivor of the Gaza conflict shares how Israeli President Herzog's UK visit reopened wounds after losing seven relatives, highlighting the personal toll of political debates.
Trump Nominee's Controversial Views Face Senate Scrutiny
Jeremy Carl, nominated for assistant secretary of state, faces intense Senate questioning over his history of inflammatory remarks on race, immigration, and Jewish people.
Kim Jong-un to Name Teenage Daughter as Successor
Reports from South Korea indicate North Korean leader Kim Jong-un is preparing to announce his teenage daughter as his successor, marking a significant dynastic shift in the secretive regime.
Kim Jong-un's Daughter Nearing Successor Designation, South Korea Believes
South Korea's intelligence agency reports Kim Jong-un's teenage daughter is approaching formal designation as North Korea's future leader, with signs emerging at upcoming political conference.
Ukrainian POWs Freed in Russia-Ukraine Prisoner Exchange
157 Ukrainian prisoners of war were released from Russia on February 5, 2024, as part of US-brokered peace talks, reuniting with families amid ongoing conflict.
Albanese Confronts Israeli President Over Bulldozed War Graves
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has directly raised the issue of Australian war graves bulldozed by Israeli forces in Gaza with President Isaac Herzog during meetings in Canberra.
Mandelson's US Ambassador Vetting Called Insufficient by Experts
Former national security adviser Peter Ricketts argues the vetting process for Peter Mandelson's appointment as US ambassador was inadequate for someone with decades of political baggage.
Fears Former Canberra Student Executed in Iran
Unverified reports claim a former Canberra high school student has been killed in Iran, with Australia making representations to Tehran over executions and protest crackdowns.
Australia Envoy to Laos for Backpacker Methanol Deaths
Australia has appointed a special envoy to Laos to address the tragic methanol poisoning deaths of backpackers, focusing on justice and prevention.
Trump-Netanyahu Alliance Targets Iran Nuclear Deal
Former President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have united in a strategic push to dismantle the Iran nuclear deal, signaling a major shift in Middle East diplomacy.
Son Calls for UK Action on Barghouti Release in Palestinian Renewal
Arab Barghouti warns UK recognition of Palestine risks being symbolic without diplomatic push to free his father, seen as a unifying figure for two-state solution.
Trump's Board of Peace Faces Global Skepticism from Allies
Donald Trump's Board of Peace, launched in Davos, is struggling to attract major democracies due to its $1bn price tag and Trump's dominant control, with countries like France and the UK avoiding involvement.
Macron's Awakening: France's Role in a Disordered World
French President Emmanuel Macron confronts global instability, advocating for European sovereignty and strategic autonomy amid rising geopolitical tensions.
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