Germany, Iran, and the Rules-Based Order: A Shift Under Merz
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz appears to be signaling a shift in Berlin’s approach to foreign policy, moving away from a
What Is the ‘Rules-Based Order’ — And Can It Survive?
For decades, the so-called “rules-based order” has shaped how countries interact — from trade and diplomacy to conflict and cooperation.
Germany Condemns Israel’s Attack on Hamas Targets in Doha as ‘Unacceptable’
Strong Reaction from German Leadership Germany’s top leaders have expressed sharp disapproval of Israel’s recent airstrike targeting Hamas operatives in
Germany Urged to Reverse Yazidi Family’s Deportation to Iraq Amid Genocide Survivor Concerns
Germany is facing mounting pressure to reverse the deportation of a Yazidi family to Iraq, after officials in the state
German Court Rejects Responsibility in US Drone Deaths in Yemen
Berlin Not Liable for Ramstein’s Role in US Drone Strikes, Rules Constitutional Court Germany’s top court has ruled that the
German Cyclist Jailed in Iran for Espionage—Accused of Spying on Nuclear Sites Near Arak
German Cyclist Arrested for Alleged Spying on Iranian Nuclear Sites In a dramatic revelation, Iranian state media has announced that
Germany’s Chancellor Slams Israel’s Gaza Actions — Why Israel’s Silence Speaks Volumes
A Rare Rebuke That’s Making Waves In a rare and sharp diplomatic moment, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has publicly condemned
Philippine Senate to Investigate Duterte’s Arrest as He Faces Crimes Against Humanity Charges
The Philippines’ Controversial Investigation into Duterte’s Arrest The Philippine Senate has launched an investigation into the arrest of former President