Latin America increasingly turning to China at Taiwan’s expense

Paraguay’s opposition candidate is pushing for closer relations with Beijing in a presidential election that could have high stakes for the autonomous island.

Revelations galore: Pentagon document leak rocks US, allies

The leak of Pentagon documents has far-reaching consequences, shaking up both the United States and its allies, as a multitude of revelations are exposed.

Explained: 25 years of Good Friday Agreement and the end of ‘Troubles’

The historic treaty ended three decades of protests and violence in Northern Ireland.

Why Macron’s China trip sent ripples across both sides of the Atlantic

The French president's departure from the US-led narrative on Taiwan and his advocacy for decoupling Europe from America have left Washington and its allies fuming.

Eyes everywhere: How Türkiye is ensuring security for May 14 polls

As Ankara is implementing a comprehensive security mechanism ahead of the May 14 presidential and parliamentary elections, we break down the complex process of ensuring free and fair elections in Türkiye.

Muharrem Ince: Second shot at the presidency

After being runner-up in the 2018 elections as the main opposition candidate, Turkish politician Muharrem Ince this time will run for the presidency with his new brand the Memleket Party.

Kemal Kilicdaroglu: The runner-up still in the race

As Türkiye’s main opposition candidate, will Kilicdaroglu’s wide-tent strategy finally pay off in the upcoming presidential elections in May, or will he prove to be second best to Erdogan again?

Recep Tayyip Erdogan: Presidential candidate of Türkiye's People’s Alliance

Erdogan has not lost an election since 1994. Here is what has made him politically invincible.

Stench of death: Mass graves, unclaimed bodies haunt DR Congo's Kishishe

M23 rebels left the town in eastern DRC earlier this month but not before scarring the lives of the people on November 29 when the insurgents killed at least 170 people, its worst-recorded massacre since launching their campaign in late 2021.

25 years to the day: Good Friday Agreement remains precarious

Hailed as a milestone for peace in Northern Ireland, the deal remains hampered for various reasons.

TCG Dumlupinar: Revisiting the Turkish navy’s biggest maritime disaster

On April 4, 1953, the Turkish submarine sank in the Canakkale Strait after colliding with a Swedish cargo ship. Only five of the 86 sailors on board survived after rescue efforts failed to reach the sunken vessel.

Braverman’s racist tirade a threat to the UK's internal security- Experts

Security experts argue that Home Secretary Suella Braverman's "one-sided" views on the grooming gangs menace is yet another manifestation of institutional racism in Britain.