Foreign Policy

Renewed Calls for Windfall Tax on Oil Companies as Profits Surge After Iran Strike

Renewed Calls for Windfall Tax on Oil Companies as Profits Surge After Iran Strike

A U.S.-Israeli military strike on Iran has driven oil prices up, boosting energy company profits and reigniting advocacy for taxing those gains to fund clean energy and consumer relief.

May 8, 2026
Chinese Regulators Block Meta's Acquisition of AI Firm Manus

Chinese Regulators Block Meta's Acquisition of AI Firm Manus

Chinese regulators have halted Meta's planned takeover of AI firm Manus, dealing a setback to the company's expansion ambitions amid heightened geopolitical tensions.

April 30, 2026
New Report Details Shift in U.S. South China Sea Strategy Under Trump

New Report Details Shift in U.S. South China Sea Strategy Under Trump

A new report from the South China Sea NewsWire analyzes the Trump administration's recalibration of U.S. policy in the South China Sea, emphasizing deterrence and burden-sharing over direct confrontation with China.

April 30, 2026
New Book Examines Tragic Clash Between Idealism and Terrorism in Central Asia Cycling Journey

New Book Examines Tragic Clash Between Idealism and Terrorism in Central Asia Cycling Journey

William Elliott Hazelgrove's new narrative nonfiction book reconstructs the 2018 murder of two American cyclists in Tajikistan by ISIS members, exploring the collision between idealism and violent extremism that continues to resonate in global travel and security discussions.

November 14, 2025
New Book Chronicles American Cyclists' Tragic Encounter with ISIS in Tajikistan

New Book Chronicles American Cyclists' Tragic Encounter with ISIS in Tajikistan

William Elliott Hazelgrove's upcoming book 'Evil on the Roof of the World' examines the 2018 terrorist killing of American cyclists Lauren Geoghegan and Jay Austin, highlighting the risks facing modern adventure seekers in volatile regions.

October 3, 2025
Bolivia's Presidential Runoff Signals Potential Shift for Mining Investment

Bolivia's Presidential Runoff Signals Potential Shift for Mining Investment

Bolivia's upcoming presidential runoff between centrist and right-wing candidates could mark a turning point for foreign mining investment, particularly for companies like New Pacific Metals that hold major undeveloped silver projects in the mineral-rich country.

September 12, 2025
American Party Proposes Senate-Led Diplomatic Approach to Resolve Ukraine-Russia War

American Party Proposes Senate-Led Diplomatic Approach to Resolve Ukraine-Russia War

The American Party has unveiled a three-phase 'Plan B' strategy involving bipartisan Senate negotiations and European air defense deployment to break the diplomatic stalemate in the Ukraine conflict.

September 4, 2025
Global Council for Tolerance and Peace Endorses France's Move Toward Recognizing Palestine

Global Council for Tolerance and Peace Endorses France's Move Toward Recognizing Palestine

The Global Council for Tolerance and Peace supports France's intention to recognize Palestine, highlighting it as a crucial step toward Middle East peace and international stability.

July 27, 2025