Category : Foreign Policy


GAC Cuts End Pearson's Dream, Shift Foreign Policy Focus

A new report warns that budget reductions at Global Affairs Canada could shift Canada's foreign policy away from peacekeeping and development toward self-interested trade and defense, marking what it calls the end of Lester B. Pearson's dream.

Iran Rejects New U.S. Talks, Refuses Uranium Transfer

A senior Iranian official states Iran is not ready for face-to-face talks with the U.S., citing Washington's 'maximalist' demands and refusing to ship enriched uranium, while tensions over Lebanon and the Strait of Hormuz persist.

Iran: Hormuz Strait Open During Ceasefire

Iran's foreign minister confirms vessels can pass through the strategic Hormuz Strait during the current ceasefire, as regional tensions impact global oil and helium supplies.

Hezbollah Defiance Makes Lebanon Peace Talks Futile

Despite a 10-day truce announced by U.S. President Donald Trump, Hezbollah remains unwilling to disarm without external force. The Lebanese government's inability to control the group and international reluctance to intervene undermine peace efforts.

Lebanon Must Confront Hezbollah, Not Rely on Israel

Avi Benlolo argues that Lebanon must take responsibility for dismantling Hezbollah's military presence instead of expecting Israel to handle the threat, as recent ceasefire talks highlight ongoing tensions.

Ten-Day Ceasefire Takes Effect in Lebanon

A 10-day ceasefire has commenced in Lebanon following diplomatic engagement from U.S. President Trump, who reported productive discussions with Israeli and Lebanese officials.

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