A lot has been said recently about Iran-Azerbaijani relations, which is interesting because many people assume that the relationship between these two countries doesn’t have much of an impact on the world stage. Of course, this assumption is wrong.

Examining what Qatar has to gain from its recent involvement in Gaza.

There  are some lessons to be learned from the most recent round in the Israel-Gaza conflict.

It may have been a munitions factory in Sudan that exploded on Tuesday; but the message was meant for someone else entirely.

In this editorial, Anthony Rusonik responds to René Rieger’s ‘The Military Option in the Iranian Nuclear Crisis.’

This week, Will Sapp of Geopoliticalmonitor.com publishes an exclusive interview from Ottawa with Sheryl Saperia, Director of Policy for Canada from the Foundation for Defense of Democracies (FDD).  

When police in Tbilisi discovered and defused a bomb on the car of an employee of the Israeli Embassy on February 13, it marked the second time in less than a month that the Jewish state's diplomats had become the target of an attack in the South Caucasus.

The latest massive disclosure of classified US State Department documents by Wikileaks will surely damage US diplomacy for years to come.

According to the Washington Post, a top US official has submitted a list of Chinese companies and banks that are breaking UN sanctions on Iran to the Chinese authorities.

Here are a few trends to expect from the 65th UN General Assembly, currently being held at UN headquarters in New York.