Rubio to Visit Israel as U.S.-Iran Tensions Soar
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is scheduled to visit Israel next week, a move that comes as tensions between the United States and Iran escalate in the region.
Category : Foreign Policy
U.S. Embassy in Israel Authorizes Staff Departure
The U.S. Embassy in Israel has authorized its staff to leave the country immediately, urging quick action as tensions rise with Iran and airlines suspend flights.
U.S. Advises Embassy Staff in Israel to Leave as War Risk Looms
The United States has issued a voluntary departure advisory for embassy personnel in Israel, citing escalating regional tensions and the potential for a broader Middle East conflict.
World Cup Games at Risk in Foxborough Over Security Funding
Seven FIFA World Cup matches scheduled at Gillette Stadium face cancellation as Foxborough, Massachusetts, leaders demand guarantees on $7.8 million security costs before issuing licenses.
Modi's Knesset Speech Strengthens India-Israel Ties
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a historic address at Israel's Knesset, emphasizing shared values and security cooperation while Canada seeks to reset its relationship with India.
Carney Lands in India to Kick Off Asia Trade Trip
Prime Minister Carney begins a pivotal Asia tour in India, aiming to reset bilateral relations and boost trade. The trip includes stops in Australia and Japan, focusing on economic partnerships.
U.S. Man Killed by Cuba Coast Guard Wanted Uprising: Ally
A U.S.-based man fatally shot by the Cuban coast guard intended to incite an uprising, an ally says, raising diplomatic tensions between the two nations.
Iran: Nuclear Talks with U.S. 'Very Intense and Serious'
Iran reports intense nuclear negotiations with the U.S. in Geneva as Trump's deadline approaches, with military threats raising fears of Middle East conflict.
U.S. Citizen Among Fatalities in Cuba Boat Shooting
An American national was among those killed in a recent boat shooting incident in Cuba, according to official statements. The event highlights ongoing tensions and security concerns in the region.
U.S. Citizen Killed in Cuba Boat Shooting, Official Says
A U.S. citizen was among those killed in a boat shooting incident in Cuba, according to an official statement. The event highlights ongoing tensions and security concerns in the region.
Trump Honors Male Goalie, Overlooks Female Champion in Medal Snub
Fans criticize President Trump for awarding the Presidential Medal of Freedom to men's hockey goalie Connor Hellebuyck while ignoring women's gold medalist Aerin Frankel, despite her stellar Olympic performance.
Trump Aims to Make Cuba More Dependent on U.S. Fuel Supplies
The Trump administration is easing fuel shipments to Cuba's private sector as part of a broader plan to increase U.S. leverage and push for political and economic reforms on the island nation.
Poilievre's Vision for Canada-U.S. Relations: No 'Permanent Rupture'
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre detailed his approach to Canada-U.S. relations in a Toronto speech, emphasizing cooperation despite trade tensions and rejecting the notion of a lasting break between the two nations.
Poilievre: Stoicism Over Fearmongering in U.S. Relations
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre urges calm, pragmatic engagement with the United States, criticizing Prime Minister Mark Carney's confrontational rhetoric toward America and President Donald Trump.
U.S.-Iran Nuclear Talks End Without Deal, War Risk Looms
High-stakes negotiations between the U.S. and Iran in Geneva have concluded without a breakthrough on nuclear issues, heightening fears of military conflict as diplomatic efforts stall.
MP Blasts Cuba Aid as 'Moral Panic,' Wants Funds for Canadians
Conservative MP Jamil Jivani condemns Canada's $8 million aid to Cuba, calling it a distraction from domestic needs. Global Affairs Canada accelerated funding for Cuba's humanitarian crisis.
Modi Pledges Support for Israel in Fight Against Terrorism
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has pledged solidarity with Israel in combating terrorism during a press conference in Jerusalem, marking a significant boost in diplomatic and strategic relations between the two nations.
U.S.-Iran Nuclear Talks Resume as Troops Deploy to Mideast
American and Iranian officials engage in another round of indirect nuclear negotiations in Geneva, Switzerland, while U.S. forces continue to mass in the Middle East region, raising tensions.
Cubans in Canada Reflect on Ottawa's $8M Aid Amid Crisis
Cuban expatriates in Canada share mixed emotions as the Canadian government announces $8 million in aid to Cuba, addressing the island's severe energy crisis and worsening living conditions.
Cuba: Armed Infiltrators Killed in Speedboat Shootout
Cuban government reports four killed, six wounded after a Florida-registered speedboat entered its waters and opened fire on soldiers. U.S. investigating if victims were citizens.
U.S.-Iran Nuclear Talks Continue as Troops Deploy to Mideast
The United States and Iran are conducting a third round of nuclear negotiations in Geneva, while American forces increase their presence in the Middle East, highlighting ongoing diplomatic and security tensions.
Carney's Diplomatic Tour to India, Australia, Japan
Prime Minister Mark Carney embarks on a significant diplomatic journey to India, Australia, and Japan, following his recent address at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
Cuba Boat Shooting Sparks U.S. Tensions, Expert Weighs In
Jeanne Meserve, an international security expert, discusses the escalating tensions between Cuba and the U.S. following a deadly incident where four people were killed on a U.S.-registered speedboat, highlighting a 'very tense time' in bilateral relations
U.S.-Iran Nuclear Talks in Geneva Amid Military Tensions
Iran and the United States meet in Geneva for critical nuclear negotiations as U.S. military presence in the Middle East escalates, raising fears of regional conflict.
Carney's India Trip: Trade Over Tradition, Security Shift
Prime Minister Mark Carney embarks on his first official visit to India, emphasizing economic diversification while addressing ongoing security concerns and diplomatic tensions.
Kim Jong Un Open to U.S. Relations, Cuts South Korea Ties
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un says his country could 'get along well' with the United States if Washington acknowledges its nuclear status, while declaring South Korea a 'most hostile entity' to be permanently excluded from relations.
North Korea Warns South, Open to U.S. Dialogue
North Korea has threatened to destroy South Korea if provoked, while simultaneously expressing willingness to engage in dialogue with the United States, highlighting escalating tensions on the Korean Peninsula.
Iran Accuses Trump of 'Big Lies' Before Nuclear Talks
Iranian officials have strongly criticized U.S. President Donald Trump, accusing him of spreading 'big lies' about Iran's nuclear program as both nations prepare for crucial diplomatic negotiations in Geneva this week.
Four Dead After U.S. Speedboat Fires in Cuban Waters
Cuban authorities confirm four fatalities after a U.S. speedboat illegally entered territorial waters and opened fire, escalating tensions amid ongoing geopolitical strains.
Modi Addresses Israeli Parliament, Netanyahu Touts Alliance
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a historic address to Israel's parliament, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu emphasizing the deepening strategic partnership between the two nations.
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