Politics
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Sep- 2025 -21 September
Venezuela Offers Military Training to Public Amid Trump Threats
Venezuela organized a day of military training for civilians in response to the US deployment in the Caribbean, amid new threats from Trump.
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20 September
Estonia and Allies Denounce ‘Reckless’ Russian Air Incursion
Russian MiG-31 fighters violated Estonian airspace over Finland, triggering complaints of a provocation but a denial from Moscow.
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19 September
UN Chief Says World Should Not be Intimidated by Israel
UN Secretary-General Guterres told the world should not be "intimidated" by Israel and its creeping annexation of the occupied West Bank.
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19 September
Venezuela Accuses US of Waging ‘Undeclared War,’ Urges UN Probe
Venezuela accused the US of waging an "undeclared war" and called for a UN probe of strikes that killed drug traffickers on boats.
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19 September
China Warns Papua New Guinea Over Australian Defense Deal
China cautioned Papua New Guinea against "undermining" its interests in signing a mutual defense pact with Australia.
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19 September
France Halts Counter-Terror Ties With Mali, Expels Diplomats
Paris has suspended counter-terrorism cooperation with Mali and ordered diplomats to leave after the arrest of a French envoy in Bamako.
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19 September
German Greens Warn of Spy Risks From Russian-French Nuclear Project
Germany's Green party demanded the government block a planned French-Russian nuclear project, saying it would risk enabling espionage by Moscow.
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18 September
Greece, Libya to Hold Talks on Maritime Zones Dispute
Greece and Libya have agreed to hold talks to resolve a dispute over their respective exclusive economic zones in the Mediterranean Sea.
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18 September
Denmark Says to Buy ‘Long-Range Precision Weapons’ Amid Russia Threat
Denmark said it would for the first time acquire "long-range precision weapons," citing the need to deter Russia.
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18 September
Pakistan, Saudi Arabia Ink Mutual Defense Pact
Pakistan and Saudi Arabia signed a defense pact, saying an attack on one country would be considered "an aggression against both."
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