Category: foreign policy
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Qmati Warns: US Pressure Could Spark Civil War; Aoun, Berri, and Salam Resist Instability
Mahmoud Qmati, a Hezbollah political bureau member, has cautioned that “the United States aims to turn Lebanon into an American colony” and added that “pressure from the U.S. could push the nation towards chaos and civil conflict.” He nonetheless affirmed that President Joseph Aoun, Speaker Nabih Berri, and Prime Minister Nawaf Salam “are not interested…
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Germany's Friedrich Merz Prepares to Tackle Foreign Policy Challenges
The upcoming administration is expected to enjoy significant financial flexibility due to credit-funded special allocations. Nonetheless, it will encounter considerable international hurdles — nearly all of which can be attributed to policies under the Trump presidency. These days, the entire globe is focused on Germany. Our mission extends beyond our nation’s boundaries and the prosperity…
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Report: Ortagus Denied Threatening Lebanese Officials Over Israel Negotiations
According to U.S. officials, the communication from Deputy U.S. Special Envoy for the Middle East Morgan Ortagus to President Joseph Aoun, Speaker Nabih Berri, and Prime Minister Nawaf Salam urged for “accelerating the establishment of three task forces made up of both military officers and civilian experts” aimed at addressing unresolved matters with Israel. “Some…
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Building Bridges Between Anglophone and Francophone Communities — Ablakwa (International Edition)
By Agnes Ansah Accra, March 21, GNA – Mr. Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, stated that Ghana intends to utilize its complete membership status within the International Organization of La Francophonie (OIF) to enhance relationships among Anglophone and Francophone African nations. At the 55th anniversary flag-raising ceremony for La Francophonie in Accra,…
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Ethiopia and Eritrea Vow to Sidestep War, But Peace Remains Uncertain
Both Ethiopia and Eritrea have committed to preventing armed conflict between their nations at any cost, despite being unable to ensure lasting tranquility over an extended period. On Thursday, Ethiopian Premier Abiy Ahmed stated that Ethiopia does not intend to invade Eritrea and guaranteed that there will be no war. However, he reiterated his wish…
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China Boosts Support for Uganda as U.S. Cuts Aid
China has reaffirmed its steadfast dedication to backing Uganda and Africa, presenting itself as a reliable ally during the current uncertainties regarding Western assistance. The Chinese Ambassador to Uganda, Zhang Lizhong, stressed that China has no intention of withdrawing its aid or economic support, unlike the United States’ reassessment of its foreign assistance through USAID,…