Oman’s Sultan heads to Moscow: a diplomatic visit amid US-Iran nuclear talks
Oman’s Sultan Khaytam bin Tariq al-Sayed is heading to Moscow amid new nuclear talks between the US and Iran. This diplomatic visit, which will take place less than a week after the start of the talks, promises to be an important step in Muscat’s foreign policy strategy. The discussion will focus on regional issues and strengthening cooperation between Russia and Oman. Will Oman be able to play a key role in achieving peace in the region? Find out more about this important event and its possible implications for international politics.
US and Iran resume nuclear talks in Rome: is a new compromise possible?
A new round of indirect talks between the US and Iran has begun in Rome, which could be a key moment in resolving the long-standing conflict over Tehran’s nuclear programme. President Trump has warned of possible military action if diplomacy fails, while the Iranian foreign minister has stressed the importance of respecting Iran’s sovereign rights. Will the parties be able to find a compromise in this tense situation? Find out more about the latest developments and their possible implications for international politics.
The US offers ‘peace’ at the cost of Ukrainian land: will Trump’s plan end the war? Is peace possible if it smacks of betrayal?
The US offers ‘peace’ at the cost of Ukrainian land: will Trump’s plan end the war? The new “peace plan” envisages a freeze on the conflict, leaving the occupied territories under Russian control, easing sanctions and closing NATO’s doors to Kyiv. Ukraine’s reaction was lightning fast: President Zelensky called the proposal “the spread of Russian propaganda”. The European allies are in a delicate situation, and the Kremlin, in turn, is playing a double game. Will Ukraine be able to withstand diplomatic pressure from its allies? Is the West ready to sacrifice principles for peace? Read on to find out more about this complex situation.
The United States is rethinking its military presence in Asia in the Trump-2 era: strategic reorientation and geopolitical implications
In a world where geopolitical tectonic plates are moving at an accelerating pace, the Trump II administration is launching an ambitious and risky gambit in the Indo-Pacific. The deployment of B-1B Lancer strategic bombers to Japan has become a symbol of American power and a catalyst for a new era of tension. This move signals a fundamental restructuring of the US military strategy aimed at deterring China and North Korea. What are the implications of this manoeuvre for global politics? Will the administration be able to avoid escalation while maintaining US credibility in Asia? Read on to learn more about these strategic changes.
