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U.S. President Donald Trump welcomed Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva to the White House, expressing satisfaction with their meeting. Despite differing views on issues like the war in Iran, a personal chemistry exists between them.
After a year in office, Pope Leo XIV emerges as a different successor to Francis, adopting a more pragmatic approach while maintaining some continuity. Since his election on May 8, 2025, Leo has shown a calm demeanor but has begun to take bolder stances on global issues.
During the EL PAÍS festival, Indian thinker <strong>Pankaj Mishra</strong> highlighted that the situation in Gaza exemplifies the dominance of <strong>violence and power</strong> in global politics. This statement came during a dialogue with Colombian writer <strong>Juan Gabriel Vásquez</strong>, focusing on the current political tensions.
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has revealed a sense of disappointment in the U.S. regarding European reactions to former President Donald Trump's criticisms. These remarks come at a sensitive time for transatlantic relations.
Recent reports highlight the decline of the American empire, emphasizing that imperial systems only endure with adequate means to achieve their goals. President Trump dangerously expanded the empire during the Iranian war.
India is grappling with significant difficulties in defining its role on the global stage, competing with major powers like China, Russia, and Iran. This was emphasized by Indian author Amitav Ghosh in an interview with BBC presenter Michelle Hussain.
In provocative statements, former U.S. President <strong>Donald Trump</strong> suggested that the world is split into two groups: those who must kiss his feet and those who can refuse. These remarks come amid rising global political tensions.
The narrative of distorting China's image has deep roots in Western history, originating with the term 'Yellow Peril' in the 19th century and evolving into 'Red Threat.' This shift reflects a change in Western political doctrine towards China.