TIME reports that the Trump administration has approved U.S. entry visas for defeated Brazilian presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro and his family after he left Brazil.
Tag: international relations
October 27, 2026: Foreign Office News Round-Up
MacSpaunday’s Substack compiles international dispatches including mobile internet restrictions in central Moscow during the Gas Exporting Countries Forum and Russia-Africa summit.
DPR Korea asserts nuclear-armed status is irreversible before United Nations General Assembly
North Korean diplomats told the UN General Assembly that sovereign defense capabilities will not be dismantled under foreign pressure.
Strategic lessons from two decades of military intervention and unintended geopolitical fallout in West Asia
An editorial analysis examines how historical interventionist strategies generated power vacuums and shifted diplomatic power centers.
South Korea pledges multi-million dollar humanitarian aid package for Nepal disaster recovery
Seoul committed financial and logistical assistance to rebuild collapsed bridges and restore disabled mountain hydro utilities.
The Real Reason Peacekeeping Operations Are Hitting 25-Year Lows
An analysis blog on why SIPRI’s data on declining global peacekeeping signals a dangerous new world order.